Ruskin High School - Mirage Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1978 volume:

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Q 11,7 , 1 ' 7 ff 'g,g1,Qf - , ,--'rg-1:4-3.-f,f sKg-:C--51173:1f.vL7:f:'. V'-,L-'2L,,'-3,27-, f '- . ,A fy, -1 M -,,.. .1- ,U- ...Q- 4. . ,,,.. fi: F IV. n ..' ,fv- f .3 I 4 L -rf - - -, X-v,v1,:,---, , W, . Y H iff f. E 1. Q F J -1 I.. Y . ..---g .f i,. '1- 0- TL' -- ,tv '- '--'..:.-1.51.-.-xqsa..-2f,.'-'-,.,.Agm,gggt,-'.-,f5,,,,'-,,,,,,-,M ,m1Q CUNTENTS IDIQUIDUCEIQS AND IDI IQECTUIQS S TI-llf CAST 44 STUNTMEN I 20 SUDIDUIQTINE CAST 148 GUILIDS AND IDIQUDUCTIUNS 174 CIQEIDITS 220 di pf - ,Ax 1 I , I , , J 2 3 , 1 A 22. 3 5 I . 1 5773 I'--3. '.:'-'f'1g-:Sr'tf1 ffrif' - ' ' -.F-Y-, V f - . .4 ..,. -1 -Q -9 an-:f 9...- X -..' -.. 3 T'- .Q - 'J ... . F .',,. .f.,, ,, K' , -1142 -,..,l ,.,-, ,,..- .ph PL b' 1 0 .... 'fn .4 1 .3, 'Si is kv :f s Steck F ills Administrative Vacanc Mr. Blaine Steck was appointed to the position of assistant superintendent of administration. He filled the vacancy created when Mr. Joseph Nesbit was ap- pointed superintendent after the death of Mr. Tom Foraker. The school board met on the first and third Thursday of each month. The pres- ident ofthe board, Mr. Bill Wall, was as- sisted in his tasks by Vice-President Dr. Bruce Buie. Other assistance was given by Paul Province, treasurer, and Mildred Harness, secretary. Other members in- cluded Richard Schultz, Paul Kamitsuka, Jeanne Freeman, and Robert Blaylock. 1 Front row, left to right: Robert Blaylock, Paul Kamitsuka, Bruce Buie. Back Row: Bill Wall, Mildred Harness, Dick Schultz. 2 Dear Mom . . , Ireally love school. 3 Mr. Nesbit and Mr. Steck, prepared for anything. 4 Paul Pro- vince, treasurer. 5 Consolidated School District No. 1 School Board 1977-1978. 6 Mr. Steck looks over his new job. School Board 11 , .13 .,,. ., ' .gr a ir ' 9 .,,, 25 ,f -'Y w. gt Mr. David Cattle, C! Principal I WH, --...F .Q . ,, K-r MI- Michael Boothe Mr. Kenneth Burkhart it if 41 1 , L 6 .A f 'wh .-BJ ,f r , .f , f , ,, mf, , f ,-1 ww attle Promotedg Boothe Joins Administration After being a math instructor for six years, an assistant principal for two years in Illinois, a principal in Higginsville, Mis- souri for five years, and assistant principal at RHS for ten years, Mr. David Cattle had made one more big change. He was promoted to principal after Mr. Blaine Steck was named Assistant Superintendent of Administration. Assisting Mr. Cattle were Assisting Prin- cipals Mr. Kenneth Burkhart and Mr. Michael Boothe. Mr. Burkhart had juniors and seniors to work with, while Mr. Bootheis main concern was with the soph- omores. Mr. Boothe has been a part of RHS for eight years as an American His- tory teacher. He believes education is what's happeningv and with the help of Mrs. Cattle and Mr. Burkhart he intends to show this to the students. 1 Nobody said this job was going to be easy, says Mr. Boothe. 2 Mr. Burkhart reviews sched- ules. 3 Mr. Cattle plans for the future. 4 Mr. Cattle gets a promotion and keeps his smile. 5 Sure you can have my autograph, says Mr. Boothe. 6 It has to be here somewhere, states Mrs. Gfeller. Administration 13 'K . ...4., , Q ,- , , 5 2 Al- 'fla- fi' 5 .,,, .- . lv -': 1 -ff. i Z he ny mf N5 6 ' 1 . 43x gif .Q iff , an Uh-ww 51 , ., Q Y f 5 f f P' fa i 4 Vw ffm 4., 1 6 -fm, Q7 'T' Q N-. 3 mm fb 5 Women Behmd the Men Behind the scenes in student life were the secretaries. They were always there to aid in directions to rooms, dates of activi- ties, and many other facts that students wanted to know, but most important, they kept things organized. An addition to the office was a part- time secretary, Miss Cheryl McKinney. Cheryl came in after third hour to aid the secretaries in the daily tasks that they per- formed. Mrs. Pat Prouty, secretary to the prin- cipal, handled anything from formal letters to money matters for Mr. Cattle. Mrs. Rusty Gfeller, secondary school secretary, took care of anything dealing with schedules, grade cards, and mail, to answering phone calls and numerous typ- ing tasks. Mrs. lee Flippen, secondary school office clerk, kept up with registration, ab- sentees, and permanent records. If Emmy or Grammy awards were given for the ideal secretaries, these three ladies would be the best recipients. 1 You requisitioned how much money?', ques- tions Mrs. Prouty. 2 'gBeing an office secretary sure takes getting use to!', says Cheryl Mc- Kinney. 3 Registration has got to be one of the most time-consuming things I do, decides Mrs. Flippen. 4 The daily absentee lists just keep getting longer, sighs Mrs. Flippen. 5 After long and tedious work on IBM cards, Mrs. Gfeller takes a phone break. L SCCIM ll les l 5 i w--er- ' Q. , . . U ., .I W.. . N .. . L-V I V, K, -Q.. I., ... Q W . A 1- .U-Q- . -- -5 .-'3---4 --L. - f' - H- .f -1-----L 'z 'A--.,--x g' -if -V '.- -Q ,- f.- Y f ': F.-- -'-.-w. 1- 5 A ' ' - - - V f - -'V - .-- A .1. - -- ..: ' -,f -,g ...-' - - 1 -' 'gl -vii:-qi--Lff-,,:1.15--Qi'- f- Q,- -,QA-f'QL'Ei 1v-.'. ... '- L- ' -- J fiw vp? A MTS- Majorie L3I1Sf01'd Mr. Calvin Crawford fl ., Q Mr- Charles Hoskins Mrs. Lavanda Booth ,WW fyfy fwiyw . .M-vtf IfwwW N-xX ,,,.,,-ff-v, ex f n X! V M .5 V Mr. William Nicholson Mrs. Katie Grossnickle fm Mrs. Dorothy Wright, Nurse N f .,., 1 -' ww' , Q 2 J A M N Q44-,. M, 3 4 5 16 Personal Services I r fr 0 r xy.. if fr X . . X X X, .1 .yssfssss mis Q. Qs . , if R . X rgssssi. -ass s x K .W 73 fi a 7 f ., 4 Q ff fr L vs, 4,7 Q, V . , X 1 'I M f Q .Wa 4 574 . - - . - WM Q 9 4, 1 .. Z ' - W- xff Z 2 sy 4, 'wg 7 fi ' .. U . ., if ' .1 f ' ' , .4-2',.5- 3... 5' 5 . ek s s Q , r 3 , Wszfzb-.wie . .ina-5' M- 'N U z ah V X -'W' 'W ' me ,, W,,,,,--1-.r 1 e s AW., M- ' ' 'M . , . . ,ff J. W r a,t'rr W mi g K ff rf li M . JV, 'W .,f?jrp. Addztwn Auls Counselors Phones ringing off the Wall, masses of students revising appointments, and mis- understanding about schedule changes, the personal service department considers these dilemmas a thing of the past, thanks to Mrs. Katie Grossnickle, the counselors new secretary. Mrs. Grossnickle, who has worked previously in the district at various jobs, likes this one best. It helps me manage my time better and I love it,', elaborates Mrs, Grossnickle. Mrs. Marjorie Langford, Mr. William Nicholson, Mr. Charles Hoskins, Mr. Calvin Crawford, and Mrs. Lavanda Booth all agree that she is a welcome additon to the department. Not only emotional, but physical aid is offered in the personal service department. Mrs. Dorothy Wright, the school nurse, com- pleted her 15th year of aspirin and band- aid surgery. 1 Mrs. Langford and Mrs. Grossnickle verify ap- pointments. 2 '4What time does my arm say, Mrs. Wright? asks Joey Birchard. 3 The coun- selors' work goes on 4. . .and on 5 . . . and on. 6 Mrs. Booth changes an unhappy student's schedule Person al Services 17 ...J v ' -N ' 1 w Q . sg - Q 4 Q , ks-'Q N -me 5 ' V - -- f - - f h. 1, . r+,,xx,,, X asf, Q ' 'Rx N N ' ,J K gh Q, X .rx r xxx 5 ,Vs ss xg 4. be . x mp, YQ SSW if x sr ss S, 3 K Q. 2 X5 'ir 'Thx qv X X f . X x 1 Q' X X .11 XXX az 1 '- rs fl, K 1 I I :K 3 Y Mrs. Maxine Ackerson B-F' vw- Mrs. Carol Jacubczak Lilumry 75s 'V in-W3 Mrs. Paula Neale 1 4 4 1 4? 4 ,1 x , 41, ,.,, , f V inf: I . 4 fish. . 4 ,, ' 4721 y , 'w ,f T W7 J 5, ,Mak f Z9 ye 4 W, ,M 1 K4 I u . M 1. Mrs. Jo McCormick Miss Sue Travis 'Q Dwi ks s, 8 ..L. r tial... 1 , 4 ,yx M. if - Z l V 5 iw, mm- wwf 4' , ,WP J' X f ,. , f .. WN .W if W V, 3 EI if f M V. . X , f , , W , . , , . ,,, I, gf if i 1 . x 1 4 f QW f f W f V X .f. f 'ff An unce 0 Prevention New to the library was Mrs. McCormick, Textbook Clerk, and the book detection device. Mrs. McCormick handled orders, turn-ins, and generally smoothed over the textbook headaches. The detection device installed in November deterred the large book disappearance. 1. Miss Travis shares a light moment after a hard day's work. 2. Mrs. Neale shuffles through the card catalogue. 3. Mrs. McCormick is caught with the goods. 4. Mrs. Jacubczak watches the Noon Edition. 5. Dear Santa Claus. . . 5 I. ibrarv 19 1 ik ta ' Miss Benny Searcy Mrs. Mary Ann Crawford Mr. Gary Abram Miss Priscilla Belden Miss Mary Haney Miss Susan Rose S351 Mrs. Jean Gelsinger Miss Fran Libra 20 fxmzlish Mssxi ws, W M K X evade-rrvwvz ,. if A 14 1. Q6 V Y' . 5 5' -5' V gif? A' A. D 1 'P' V ' ,.. 1 , . A A bt: awk 'IBF'-1 if-fe .I ,. , If, Uday ,., .m,. , Am t, K , . V cg as 7, ' -S. an L fn W X tx X 1. WRU 5 ' .1 Q-3 HWY? 9 x ,ff I V fxgri? A. ' fc '45 gli 4 ,ifx 4, If ,X . 1 . -1 el 1 W QQ- A ' 5 1 vs- . , f, if nw, .' i sr - i v.. f, ' X '--... W ff .n I Big Department Big Plans Versatile', is scarcely an elastic-enough word to describe the eight-member Eng- lish Department. Offering over 21 courses, the department is the second largest area of study in the curriculum at Ruskin. The instructors teach a variety of courses from Basic English to American Humorists. Department members attended a dis- trict wide workshop and were introduced to new writing techniques by Dr. Ben Nelms, professor at University of Missouri at Columbia. Miss Mary Haney, yearbook adviser, stated I think the semester classes are really too short for a course that involves intensive Study, Miss Fran Libra, who joined the staff last spring from M.U., added, I don,t think the school system has enough of the 'basics,, there should be and English class for each year of study. Mrs. Jean Gelsinger, departmental head, voices her opinions in this quote by Mark Twain: When we remember we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explainedf' Although the English Department ex- pects perfection in their casts of hundreds, there are moments of alight-hearted hu- mor, as Miss Benny Searcy jests, I believe that on a range from one to ten the Eng- lish Department ranks a strong nine on the Richtor Scale of lnsanityf, 1 Mrs. Crawford catches up on paper work. 2 Miss Searcy gets a kick out of English. 3 Miss Belden, are your parents really Mr. and Mrs. John Doe? 4 Mr. Abram indulges in after-school studies. 5 Mrs. Gelsinger recites her lesson for the day. 6 Miss Haney crops pictures to make the yearbook deadline. 7 Miss Rose starts the day with a 'lColgatc smile. 8 A happy begin- ning for Miss Libra. A 7 8 English 21 22, Mb-X RX Mr. Madison Hayman Mr. Ernest Hester f. A XX P, - Nw s i S .X . 1 S X Sf X X X Q 'X' if X , K- ' 5 K X281 X X Xfx X - Q SQ XX S Q X X X X Wm M X X X X X X N XX X X X K X X X q f X X XX X X X XX XXX! XX ,MX S X X X X K X X X 5 X' X 5 XXQ XX N X N X 4 X 2 ? X QE wk X XX X X Q . ef mu., X N N X S X X XX XX X X Xi XX Mr Mr Max Hoskin James Lloyd X3 ,7 3 .--. xg. - W.. , ,mn if 7 X i R VN EXT X , I XX X if 'I f'Q, ,1 X,x I ' , ,Vg , x s NXE X XXX, A FXS SN M ,X X af NAg41'ri'mfF,f1cl'1'4' A, 5 7, 'ww 'Nw X X X XX wwf f Ss: if f mi' 2 6 H iii in as 2 -+ff4 nWX t f . ialfiilff 1- WfwfvvmWW W'tWWf 7f' ' Wr Wfwqf . 4 .qw M0 Mr. Larry Gunther Mr. Ken Chism Mr. Charles Maupin , , i ,m ff' . , 1 . ' W . fk raae ev f .ff-iff! fi 7.044 ath Plus Science Equals Success Helping to form Ruskinls atmosphere for learning were the Math and Science Departments. The Math Department continued to ex- pand as Algebra teacher Mr. James Lloyd took on a Geometry class. Previously Geo metry was taught exclusively by Mr. Max Hoskin. Algebra I enrollment increased as one more class was added for a total of . six. Mr. Ernest Hester, department coordi- nator, said, Students are becoming more involved in math, and are becoming more interested in careers it may lead to. As science career opportunities increas- ed, students saw reason to enroll in such classes as Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. Mr. Charles Maupin headed the relatively small Science Department and commented We haven't gone to mini-courses, semes- ter courses, like many of the departments have. Our biggest problem is getting everything taught in two semesters. 7 1 Mr. Hayman gives a chalk talk on the complex- ities of division. 2 Mr. Hester explains that Physics isn't really that hard, if you know what you're doing. 3 Mr. Lloyd shows Wanda Ben- nett the principles of mathematics. 4 Mr. Allen listens to another fishy excuse. 5 Mr. Chism takes on an anti-bald student. 6 Who threw the compass? asks Mr. Hoskin. Mdlll,fSL'lCI1kL 23 if I' 'Q 11 11 v A Lvffw' f5 W Q. VF, ,f.N QW! Q0 .MHWNX . .l Mr. Doug Taylor Mr. George Yocum as.. Mr. Wayne Bias Mr. John Donnell Hixtory' 24 Mr. Michael Reynolds l'IlZ1n -V ii .rx ,X t Department Chair- anonons YlELD ww 2 1 ,ACN v ' ,ffm ' ' QKNKX ef D ,, we ,, Q 4 x me x . X X l nw 'X e K, Jgewj. 5 Xxx New -e ee ei e fy 4 WSW-f1i 'XXX Q ,-re. o x - Q,:,g'LlgX if ie. Q X H G, k . 3 N xv- W gl W 1, 7 1 , D ,, . QQ fi, 5 LEU , X , , gg , cy v fA , .pjirg 4,-t . ,Q al- 1 ,V f I ,git , 4x: i ' it f f ,gpm 1 5 Q ONY ' I 1 f f X ff X' Og! A ,MW K X i 7, 2 71 Z 4757 ,I , , V f,, ff Y X! 5? ff.:-f-1:2111 X if X571 pr Q, f Q, f gi ,, f, ' f ' 2 Z ff 2 f ff! ' f ff-1, W ff ,, ,f ,4 Q w Q, ,aff fff,::f ,, ,,, MW, ,, rex-, Reynolds Named ew epartment hairman Mr. Michael Reynolds accepted and acquired the responsibilities of social studies department chairman. Mr. Michael Boothe, last year's chairman, took the position of assistant principal. One ofthe chairman's tasks is to keep close com- munication with other schools. The other task is correlating high school and jr. high school social studies. When Mr. Reynolds was asked how he liked his new position, he replied, There could be a great many improvements made in the department, and I feel through working with various levels of the department the improvement can be a reality this year. l Mr. Yocum lectures on the Third Reich. 2 Never start the car while I'm in it, demands Mr. Partridge. 3 'iDid you lose your hall pass again, Tony? asks Mr. Donnell 4 He went that away, exclaims Mr. Reynolds. 5 So Joe isn't here again, exclaims Mr. Bias. History 25 ,,,,. , ,. nv Q ...Q N. N. --X i iaijg ', 3.3: :mfs fa 513 it 'Z A! .,, 2 . .gf , ,3 rg. 2'2- ,. .4 , ,Q mmm? :- X .W f ,. ,, f,, X X ff , vm, wwf ffm ,J ' ,W 6 I Histor Department Adds Two There are two new faces in the history department: Miss Beth Lichte and Mr. John Donnell. Mr. Donnell, who teaches American History, Family Relations, and Psychology, recently taught at Smith- Hale J r. High School. Mr. Donnell assisted Mr. Larry Wild in coaching baseball this year. To explain how teaching at Ruskin was different than teaching at jr. high level, Mr. Donnell replied, It's more of a challengef' 1. I wonder ifl could pass one of my tests, questions Mr. Wild. 2. Miss Lichte enjoys her first day of school. 3. These lunches are sure getting better, exclaims Mr. Kennedy. 4. Mrs. Utley penpoints the issues. History 27 --. M.- 'x -.1 'lm' , -, -qv. p -- . -v, -.2 2 2,7 Q, S l 3 w rv f J! 4 1, M, . - -E. s . x N p X . .i Q-,e- ' 5. X ' N A X - 'r'l ' X . , . 'ron Mrs. Dorothy Maupin Mrs. Bess Skinner 4 ter Mrs. Aleta Mullins Mr. Arch wrisingef l H .ral l- was L Busmess Is Booming Typewriters, adding machines, dupli- cators, stencils, dictaphones-machines. Everywhere you look-machines. Rusk- in's Business Department is possibly Rusk- inis best-equipped department. It is also Ruskinis fastest growing de- partment. The Business Department's popularity is due to its large variety of courses, and its practicality. Mr. Arch Wrisinger, department coordinator, em- phasized the department's three-fold im- portance: The Business Department pre- pares the student in one of three ways, either by giving the student the opportu- nity to work while still in school, prepar- ing him for a career, or for personal use of business in the outside worldf' Many of Ruskin's business students are involved in the Office Occupations voca- tional program, and they are able to use their talents in employment around the entire Kansas City area while still in school. Business department career students prepare students for future jobs ranging from accountants, to secretaries and steno- graphers. New among the business teachers was Mrs. Donna Leker. She taught many of the basic business courses, such as personal typing, business law, and consumer eco- nomics. Mrs. Leker said, The basic business courses aren't career oriented, but they are to the personal benefit of every student. Through them a student can learn to file his own tax forms, keep his own budget, type his own materials, and get his person- al knowledge of how laws operate in the business worldf, 1 Are Mr. Wrisingeris tastes as finicky as Mor- risi? 2 Be careful! Mrs. Maupin is always watch- ing you. 3 Mr. Bates shows how to use a text book. 4 You couldn't have typed 80 words a minute, says Mrs. Capron. 5 Mr. Boone is once again amazed by his students. 6 Mrs. Leker was all smiles in her first year at Ruskin. Business 29 v l ,Www 53, if fc, . , ,f ,ww l , ,557 , ,X Q 9121 ff, ,Uwff l .af T WV, , X, , . , rf ZW, 51 I .df WW, 3 30 Industrial Arts aff,- Mr. Jim Bodenhamer MI. Doug Chandler Mr. Paul Hall Mr. Wayne Moore MW AL. Mr. Michael Noland Mr. J. D. Swaffer ... fm Y 2 B- 5 iw wx RANK- , N lf s l -. A 'I iw. :fy 25 J Q, 5 iSG'--n...'f'1s:1s-- 1--1 'MW..xe1. ' 5.a.,.'-Dx -5.4131-Qf..-1,1-, W-Y,--rx-14. ,-,,. A- - --Mu. sfwnsst ' V , We SSW gt, kwa X 2 11 , S A m W-fwfM handler Jams hangmg Department An addition was made to the Industrial Arts Department this year with a former Ruskin graduate, Mr. Chandler. A member of the class of 1971, Mr. Chandler played football and was coached by Mr. Noland and Mr. Partridge. This year he joined them in their coaching efforts for Ruskinls football team. Before coming to Ruskin, Mr. Chandler taught at Belton for one year. The chairman of Industrial Arts, Mr. Moore, organizes courses and oversees other activities relating to the department. His attitude toward the courses offered was one of optimism and he feels that over the past few years the department has and will continue to improve. He would like to see a new class offered: Experimental Crafts, teaching basic uses of woods, leather and plastics. 1 Mr. Chandler forces a smile at the end ofthe day. 2 My fellow Americans . . . 3 Mr. Bodcn- hamer combines brains and braun in his every- day skills. 4 Mr. Moore relies on books as a teaching aide. 5 Mr. Swaffer conducts his classes in symphony. 6 Mr. Noland gets bored in a sticky situation, Trl EDM Glue Industrial Arts 31 ...QA Q. N ir i I f l i l. i KW l I Q l ,J 'S 1 l k w,i,,,,, ia lp , f !LI,.,. , is , ,j 1 MW iff' Z! Vg 4229 I living, ,UW 5 Q 1 x. .... ,www ', ' 1' , l::.yo---1 2 ilonic M -f. ' ' '1'- ' - .- -2 - , Q-u.,,A -A ' - ' -' W -1- --, ,-.. V 53. .. 1- -1- 5 --,y,.,,,-., -dl, . l ., -,W , .. 1. ,Hg uf - . .V V , , Y Y ,H V , - , , . , . W- h,-39, 1'--...wi-4' ,- 2, 4 :-u--'fT- -v ,,.--1- - - :- .--:.- 1:' ,:. af- 1 qs,--:J--f.:,F-'f,,-r . f+ v--45 -- 1+-fs--. 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My .a if ff i f f . .W , 4 .,.., M, Rpm A We Q ff? iv' ' ' f f 0. I 4 f ,. ,Q 5 6 7 7' 7 4 1 Home Ec till Relevant Songe people dream of looking like Robert Redford or Jacqueline Bisset. Maybe they could if they were enrolled in the newest class added to the Home Eco- nomics Department, Personal Culture. This course dealt with clothing care and the grooming of the body. This class was taught by Miss Cheryl Tissell. Two new teachers were added to the department: Mrs. Judy Washam who taught Contemporary Living, Foods I and llg and Miss Ginger Varns who stu- dent taught for Mrs. Glenna Callen. Mrs. Horton, the department manager, feels that more boys are getting concerned about personal appearance and home- making in general. 1 Miss Varns shows Teresa Jones the main topic in the chapter. 2 Mrs. Horton hears a who! 3 Mrs. Callen tallies grades. 4 Sometimes mar- riage causes big problems. 5 Mrs. Wasliem toasts her first year. 6 Miss Taylor takes care of first year duties. llonir: l'yL'OI'lOllllL,i 33 I' J -9' -QQ 31' . U . fi af. l. io- KF? nv Y Y X Mr. Gerald Partridge Mr. Rick Alford MI- Russell Dowell MI- I-3f1'Y Ffallef My E Building For the Future Coach Russell Dowell celebrated his 25th year at Ruskin, while the rest of the department, including two new members, Mrs. Kathryn Koonce and Mr. John Bee- son, was looking forward to the opening ofthe new Multi-Purpose Building. Mr. Russell Dowell came to Ruskin in 1953. During his 25 years, he has served as basketball coach, from 1953-1963, lead- ing the Eagles to second place in the Mid- West Conference in 1959, and as a physi- cal education teacher. Ruskin's Multi-Purpose Physical Educa- tion Room has been anxiously awaited for since the first plans were made. Early in the year, Mrs. Shirley France, depart- ment member, said,'6I'll be happy when it,s complete. lt'll give us much more room. The new room, consisting of a tile-iloored basketball court, three hand- ball courts, and a pole-vaulting area, is ex- pected to benefit the physical education department greatly. 1 Mr. Alford looks over daily schedules. 2 Mr. Beeson shows authority in P.E. 3 Mrs. France surveys coed classes. 4 g'By jove! I think they've got it! exclaims Coach Dowell. 5 Arc you sure that's the way it xvorks, Coach Clark? P.E, 35 if-' , . iv 9 gp. g.. fat X ff Z 71 ff!! ,A X f 'I 1 xf . ,Q ,ft : x ible ,:.,1w.f A' Megs: 'A r ez f up 75 3 Mrs. Mary Dowell, vi Department Chairman N. Mrs. Kathryn Koonce Mrs. Gretchen Janis 4 6 n to the Rose Bowl We Go! Have you ever tried to raise 30,000 dol- lars in eight months? Well, it may seem impossible to do, but the Golden Eagle Marching Band did it. Under the direction of Mr. James Snodgrass, the Eagles march- ed their way through many early morning practices to achieve the 'fstylen that has distinguished them in the past. As Mr. Jef- frey Schult, assistant band director put it, hard work, involvement by the whole community, and great determination made the entire trip a great successf' Even though foreign language class enrollment is down, the quality of the stu- dent is going up, said Mrs. Kathryn Koonce, French teacher. There were el- even courses offered in the Foreign Langu- age Department, ranging from elementary travel to advanced follow-up courses. Mrs. Gretchen Janis and Mrs. Mary Dowell teamed with Mrs. Koonce to complete the small department. From French I to Ger- man Il, the foreign language department can be an educational place to visit. l The first phalange's connected to the second phalange, the second phalange's connected to .. . . 2 What do you mean you lost your vio- lin , says Mrs. Tingler. 3 Mrs. Dowell begins another year of distinguished teaching. 4 Re- wards after a hard day's work for Mr. Hamble. 5 Lookout Philharmonic, herel come! says Mr. Schult. 6 Un, Deux, trois o'clock, four o'clock rock . . . Foreign Lang 37 5 yifvfile E? ., Z, Q 4 1 ' ,ix 2 5. we ,f x -, Q 1, 51959 1555 , K 7 53'ifs ' X. 'X K' ' , 'A N1 XXX N , 'K ! 3 T ' 3 x f 55 ,ie 9 ' . M s 'Q ' ' F F M i f H 3 f in 3 f ,' 22 1 X ' , X' 1 49'-1? R if - E as Fl .Mui flvw'--vu-...,,,.,W ,, , , Fine Afts 38 , , , , ,f M, ,x , ff f ., K s , 'H 1, ,Q ,f m-faww. 4 W6 ff 'af ff, j' f f ff W , , W ,. 3 ,, f I Ag nfgg.. ,, . N. . 4-ov , , Q-21,1 1 1110 4 A , 9 , ,'f 'A ,JI K : Wing 1, ,, ' 4 ,' fn X .V ' Q 9 . .Q '- at ' ' i-1 1 1 'J - x6 ntl' . Q .14 1 ' ' . ,,, fla .1 1 s ,W 3 .., ?a M, f U f 1: , , .H,,55Zlnj1'fg-M Lfsm, 3 - f ' -Plilitgf 2 'J' , , 1 A . 'A 77: , ,gf fljn , ,gg 7 f n www A 1 i ff Mr. Irshel Hocker MI. Michael Ferman Miss Germaine Gaines Mrs. Joyce Briggs Miss Verna Page Mr. Chris Williams f 1 WSW' f ., K' ,W - Ez?14f!Ef1'i!7!!1 QI l N lid , fx iii F12 f 4 Directors Lead Cast in Several Departments Mrs. Joyce Briggs received an award as outstanding drama teacher ofthe year September 30, 1977. When notified she had received the award, Mrs. Briggs reacted with surprise and happiness. Alongside Mrs. Briggs in the drama de- partment is Miss Verna Page, leading the debate teams. When asked what debate is she replied, Debate is a logical organiza- tion of arguments to support one side of a claim. Assisting novice photographers at Rusk- in is Mr. Chris Williams. Teaching at Rusk- in only two years, Mr. Williams has helped district high schools-Ruskin and Hickman Mills-participate in photography classes together. Asked how photography is related to art, Mr. Williams answered, A good photo grapher doesn,t let the camera take the picture. He creates the picture in his heart. Instructing future artists at Ruskin are Mr. Irshel Hocker, Mr. Michael Ferman, and Miss Germaine Gaines. They teach classes in Art Foundations, Painting, Com- mercial Art, and Sculpture. 1 That's great, Carol. But . . . what is it? in- quires Miss Gaines. 2 Mrs. Briggs, the director, takes time out. 3 Mr. Hocker wonders how he gave that assignment an E. 4 Mr. Williams ex- plains fundamentals of enlarging. 5 Miss Page solves Ed Souter's problem as an avid debater. lfine Arts 39 YL -,lg M221 6-'52Qa:. . f-- ..,,,,.,,.,,.,:T,1.-.,...-............. , .. ., - - f , . V . s vn ,, . UM V Y , -4' .,..,, 'sf' .,.- -,-xo.. . ,N ,gif .,. ,-.., 1- .P ,f 4... .l ,Q -1 ,f 4. --S..-. , HW I . K2 ,f if fairr wg? i 1' , ' nv WM , I r W, ,. f, V Q9 r-.J ix Mr. Martin Ricono Mr. James Crane Mr. Richard Willis Mr. Jerome Yount f....m Ns. M. -1 . Wh' A + ' , r. ,,, ., V X A-W.-. Us-W I2 Mrs. Susan Paschall Mr. Roy Beers 2 40 Cooperative Education .xr I 'mme I 3 9? 5 -M-m.,.+,.... ,.,- . f.,..,,:',. , ....'., ..a. - i. -:turf-.. . Q . 4' 1- , -, ., ZF--2, ,x:5:L.'j, A iffy, Q L- M 4 34 A nm nt iw. :'v,LqTi:v:M: L-in M Y-by-rn -WHL 41-U AA xx in V F Y i V k A Mx ,. , ,Ann 5 V i, , W V- A ii' U s 4 A A' r . 5, f 9 ,-, . .V x -f ,, ---. i r 1 . A ry 'fax-B i I 'aim .T fre: fl A ax 4 f-I M ni ' 5 f? lfff 44, QV, ' 1 4, f I zoos fo Omer :aye 'ssf,WmWss.., N 'N at A Tribute to Practical Aids Distributive Education provided stu- dents with on the job training. It also taught them management, retailing, ad- vertising, communications and salesman- ship,', stated Mr. Martin Ricono, director of distributive education. Mr. James Crane and Mr. Ricono taught Distributive Education, while Mr. Richard Willis taught Trades and Industry. Trades and Industry also provided on the job train- ingg however, students learned the prin- ciples of skilled labor and food service in a classroom atmosphere. Focusing on the practical side of edu- cation, Functional Education assisted stu- dents in daily schoolwork. Emphasis was placed on the usage of Math, Social Stu- dies, Practical Arts, Appreciation of American History and the practical use of Geography. Mrs. Susan Paschall and Mr. Roy Beers team taught this year, while Mr. Jerome Yount, learning disabilities instructor, tutored students individually. Mrs. Paschall entered Ruskin with eight years of teaching experience, while Department Chairman Mr. Beers completed his tif- teenth year at Ruskin. 1 Mrs. Paschall stays after school to record grades. 2 I didn't think it was that funny, says Mr. Willis. 3 A cup of coffee and a news- paper make Mr. Beers' morning pleasurable. 4 Mr. Ricono will do almost anything for money, says Mr. Crane. 5 Mr. Yount assists one of his students with math. Functional Education 41 Z Z Q 9 - s rj' Q - -X .. w A, . ,h I , ip C if ,, i.. ,,, , . .- WT..-.1--w--.-.fly 1 1 35. 7' ..-dk: 1,7-. Z QS, 1-, -x: , diff , IK' SJQWOW- ,paso YN, 5 f j yy X X dnl, f if: ,J , X it .. X 4 A4,V.V , , A Billy Arambula Julie Arnold 46 Sophomores Curtis Abma Beth Adair Chuck Adams Gary Adams Vertie Adams John Allen Larry Allison Alicia Alvarado f ul l . I , J inf 5.5 VQQZ.: ' 1, TH' iii' aff f biz. ' 'Z 7 , .n ,iw X f' U A ' ' f ff 47 K , Q ff I 4. Q bf '10 43 ,I W , , . t il 1' 5 C Q ff - v .g Q K 1 MM , ,, ., f r ' w '6 , ,rf 41, 244 M4 X fl A fir Being a Thespian Pledge sure wears you out! , rv -X ,, if W, I N , ,nfl f f 1 .1 ' ,-,Y H V. A - A X! n 52 ' X Z fm 1 ffl 'J M .XQ,,k J Sean Arnote Damon Austinson Lisa Bmchers Cindy Arr Billie Baisley Carol Barden has '--N 4 1 Z9 X ,V Z f r i m 7 , X JW X X f Y pf k i - Dina Baker Janet Barber f .vu- ,ff 'wif' if ,f Nh 1, . Laurie Barber Barbara Barry 4 3 X if f' w ,fs gi if Q , I X fr-Qfeiff -wr. rf 'mf - --ti t +C 51 . iff? .n,j,.,. W KM 12' , A , A S . ' - f 5 iisf A lib: Q , sf- ,+r ff f 2 'I a, f five? 17 f r fy 'Q-Q f A , ,, 4? at ,, , owwfrv W, Q f f-va, 4' . fc? f, W , D .yyfw W .V a ii f .2-f l L 'Y' '1 'Zak zffi J V5 I 1 I A.. ,4 , , 9' , , 4'4!Z'.f - ,Jr A . gx 7'- f X , , Ze N., 1, f. 4 1 I 1 AC- ,l , 1 f l 4. ,. ,f 1' W, Q I 5 1 M , V, 'V azz F K W xr- I '4 -, .X kizz I H R.J. Barry Jodi Bartels Jennifer Bartley Mitch Baumgartner Darryl Bell Darin Benedict Kim Bentrop Sherry Benton David Berb erich John Berg man Carolyn Bisacca Kelly Black I 4 ,..,,,s4- v 'v fl rm 6 'A' fi Xe, 'N s. ,-Y' :Q . 1 1 , , f f vm, X -W r' rr fffhwsss-, V ,f,,.-tuna. , ' , ,,,yy,yyy, ,N fv it ' ' ,, - -ffl-VN r - r-. ,,,,y,r,,r , , f 't-1 ' ' fi, ' r X ' F 4527 1 'G fhfk? ' E,fy,,,,- as ,,,A,,, V ,H Q, vt - WI. W t .JIS ,W,...f, : f W4 ,, A , , rl r , .y,irr-fV l fl 1 is 5 I ,QL V f ,fr W r WW Q Aa, ffnzfi 4 ,,,,rr , 9,7 'lr I 1- f X Mu' .1 i 'A .ft .r V , 1 , X V 9 2: - .H 3--Qi' X ' - Q' . r Movieso a ovel Kind Movies have taken a turn for the verse-that is, the majority of this year,s movies have been based on best-selling novels. Look- ing for Mr. Goodbar and The Other Side of Midnight are two of the movies taken from novels of the same name. ln both cases, the books faired much better than the shows. Star Wars phe- nomenal success should be attributed to simple good vs. evil theme and the well executed effects presented. Close Encounters of the Third Kind furthers special effects to unbelievable propor- tions. The only question now is, how to outdo Close Encounters. With the promise of holograms in the near future of cinema, the possibilities are endless. A close encounter for Denise Knapp. f , 'j 4 X, ,Y X A r f it f 4 N X W X Karen Blanchard Earl Black Steve Boettcher Sopliomores 47 5 l. f f at f , 3 B Frank Bridegan V f Q Bobby Brockhouse K f ' ',' W ' Julie Brookover 1 viii.: ' Lf will 6 if Q x ,, , l It Lorraine Broone Dusty Brown Rebecca Brown Tom Brown Tony Bryant Lisa Buckle Kevin Bolles Kathleen Brady y Richard Borchers Craig Brashears David Bosworth Laura Bratton for , leg 'JS 48 Sophomores Jaci Connor displays the make-up treand of the year. QQ' Ifk V ' xi V, 'ul N . , , x 41 y ,-f2yf to -WJ , 3 ,i X Q . B LB S9 V 4 ,, t W K f , S4 X or 1 O75 '55 Richard Buckley Sherry Buhrman E X B I X j Q S Hung Bu1 X M Lawrence Burch tiixf l' , - Q f A x Q f 9 . X K A , L r :list X 'N 4, B Scott Burford sax L O f 3 M + Q ' 15 Cmdy Burge A Y . f if , N . y , A Q5 if t B f sf N. Q H f Q ,A ...Q S 5 'A l Q 5 X -5 X M 5 .gf 1 f ,X ttf '-e M3 s, 2 1' fi aff? ,fs LY Ro Re Ste J ai . V, , sw , - ww ' ' at , , , ' AVS , Q Lyndley Burlingame Robin Burrough Reggie Burrow Steve Burt Janice Callaghan X K N f ,. xxvlg .f X S ' 'X ' 'f V a n lr! VV Vxlt V v ,.,- f, X '10 1' 1 I V r jfs , 1 V X A, if V! ' as N Qi g' H -, ,L .,, Liv' X ffr' 'L' Chuck Cameron Lori Camp Mark Cannon Cathy Capen Mitch Caponetto Bob Clements ChriSClark - 1 f 1 . , , , , . Larry Clark 1 Robin Clark ' Brenda Clay ' fi V X X f M as ' t r X V V jg, Q, 'S ,V sgw 4, , I gag f,- s ji... .. My V21 ii-'fx' 5. silifk' Y 'W We N Q 1 J! W ,,, , 75, f . ', t f . Q A am Mike Carter Bennie Cates Peggy Chatham Whatis that buzzing in the library? Busy workers? Maybe, but a better guess would probably be the newly installed library secu- rity system. Due to the hundreds of books taken from the library last year, precautionary measures had to be taken. The system works by installing activated plates in all the books in the library. If a book has not been checked out and de-activated, it sets off an alarm as one exits the library, thus Hremindingn them to check out the book. It will cut down the amount of books taken, im- menselyf, states one library aid. '4Of course, there are a few kinks to work out. Every once in a while, an innocent passer-by gets buzzed. In the long run though, a few errors are worth the trouble Mark Chick Diane Cisneros ' . 'i i M, Q ,ffzi V 'ff' 1,1 WS. L-W 1- -, 1 ww 'fr CV77i?'f an V gig ,w. V V W ' 4 f V ' ,RV ,VWN V , 7 , 9 V . ,V : V V1 f,, VV xx V r B .. .MM ,Q Sophomores 49 You just wou1dn't believe it, says Dana Oyer. fb- wa :VV 's-...M KW ? , K , ffm Shawn Clo ughly 1 ' X V 5 t ls , Sgf7Q x X 'Z f at 12 x f J f Grant Cochran fx A A Eugene Clenin Mike Clifford .f A ks ,ww ,,,,,,,,,, I I ,, X 1 f 1 2 X M , f ,W M- 'A Linda Cockrell Mike Coker 1 V me Q my, 5 fs t. . ' gym in sl gfwffs -Iwi' iw! ,-rf f 2-YM, M f Q , ,'- lg , I Q 'S 6 , 3 ' 'Q fc: L ,M 4 , . 4 warts' ' 126,251-1 C- , X :swiss-, 4, i qgxgrvssgsf, if-ijt: N 51,594.96 DXf1iQ .x ff ff' C ' ' L, ts fi? A Hg. X :igai -N ,, 554 Xf,-Q A 'af fiff Gkkfw Axis X .,,.. su Wanda Slater rests while others work. . X ! X i t ? X , XX i sk 9' Barbara Cole ,M , D ' C ll' s f My A lt V 'A U , fy, 5 ,fr , enms o ln 4 Q-f- X , X 5 N.. ,I xx X N-ts A tai C Q - fv ,X , .fr 4 C tg 1. t Jul1aCollms is ,gy W 'N ET , ik Karen Collins K X 9 ' . ' X Ruth COlllI1gSWO1'fl'l 1 C Demse Combs st 5 e . 1 .f , y a vi X - Q ff Q i if 1 I Q , s:.,g.44Xi:5 A l A ' 1 As s ' 4359 X 5USopl1omores is 1-s. Q, X v . .A.....---'- 's Q' 'L 2' lf f 1 r 9 E ' ffm x I 81,4 ,Q Q ft: 'r . , 1- ,I ' :cm AW: ' r. ,W ,Num A ' uf V ,ff .-'N ,,,--T 1 ' , flyijlffgr' 'L 4. .- 'y'Q'?':5,l ' 1, r sea- f a 1 ' or 5 -y fm! -Q X. XG a . Kr ,Q :fs 5 K is X xjf- if if ' 3251 . 154 f X S X Mgai ga., sa, Qi gp Donna Combs f x Kim Combs . ' sg ,X Q a Jaci Conner Rx X James Cooper . 4 K-5 7' - V ts: fn-,N fl-fgvx wit Q assi V? 5 T., X N Q ' 8 is .rdf M' N H , Scott Corkran Lynne Cranmer Diane Creech Dale Creswell huttle for Space Colonization Tests were run this year that will culminate in flights that could do for space colonization what the railroads did for the settling of America. Early in 1979 a squat and ungainly-looking craft known as a space shuttle will open up a new age in space exploration-the era of the re-usable spacecraft-by taking its first roundtrip around the Earth and Back. The 6.9 billion dollar shuttle program began with the Enter- prise borne aloft on top of a Boeing 747. In later trials the shuttle was landed independantly by a crew of astronauts. Eventually the United States, Enterprise will be making regular runs into space, as will its sister ship, OV102. Taking off like rock- ets and landing like planes they are expected to ferry people and equipment into orbit to repair sattellites, conduct experiments, and even carry out manufacturing activities in space. rs work. 4 ,. r , , , ?' t fi' I X 7 ' I J' rr ' wif., W ' ' ,' 131, '4 J. Wg' 7 -aa1g..m3ngQ2,. , - to Hitfsg 521 1 N, Q 1. f James Davis Jeff Davis Paul Davis Edwin Dawson Gerald Denny V' -if :fu fp ,V I 4 a iw. :A 7 i, A . r rw- .-va xy 4 X f X , X .sn , Q, ,, f , ,Q 9 N ' 14.2-L V- . 'W' '. wx 179' VD ,, f '. 5 1, V- i 7 W 7 f' W , f 1, , H3 9217 X or ,i 'ff' Z TT 1 7 Ba 'Jr .5415 J Kevin Crisp Rederick Cummings Chris Curtis George Daskaleas Glenn Daugherty Lester Davenport gc. Sopliomores 51 Kevin Dethloff Mike DeToro Sherrie Devenney Y X 'S X x 'Qv 4' 5 r F. w 'ff X 'f '11, ff Y 4' 5 1' Sri , rg.. N fx.,- fig..-ww: gi My f:S:h.,g' M, w t Q- as rr.: YI- John Eckart Kirby Elliott 52 Sophomores Steve Boettcher, Phil Thomas and Jerry Fletcher demonstrate the techniques of Vertebrae Prep. - K Nr WM , 3, .mm by , ina ,by I 4' K W .gin in -is - sr ff t x , 1 ,g .,., ix . X if , t 5 e X Paul England Dawn Engvig 's K x N. Q , . 'Jw Twr lr- X t K ' '-Qi, V' I- w .R M F i H ---- w he N X Q 3 t XXQ5' f Y ,. xx Q .a l f ., r r ,, ,- iq, K . , Teresa Ernsbarger Denice Ewert . S - , I on xxxg r X X X l N of Va- Q X y Jeff Farr Todd Fatino Meri Dodd Tammy Dories Robert Dover iff l K . ,K f -'Al Q r Nicole Doyle Karen Dyer Chet Eary . C. ,.: IQ.: af in 'K 'l Q I V7 iN f 1, f , S W W. fg. x , z x 9' u X ' -1? E W Q xg ' Va xxx f K Xa, f :Mmm J ,, in iv f r 'Am-qw ' I 44 , 1 9. X N , g k Q' ix x 'fl' L K rj ,fr- . N M 'lg V K ' 2 x 1 ix' Q f 1 'f 8 x . I L r X if Q 3' Pam Faulkner John Fetters Barbara Fennesy Sara Fillpot .,. ,P V. , N.. .,,,.,... K-- .. v., 1., - X 130--wtf.. '-7' f - wr , MSW-5, - ,, ., .. .,.f.fQ.L, .? --nrt' JN-wL 5f:f?e ,- - ef'T'47 . ' f e e' ' 'r - ' A ' r' ' ' .4 T4 f. ,, fri -if- ' l ly 1, ff! 41 f OX , f , f , , ,J M. 4 f , J Z' W5 1 M 'Q s Q Z5 f 4 gg ,V ' . ... -,... Lisa Finley Jerry Fletcher ,ave I ti' ,- v Darryl Forte Debbie Fossey Robin Fletcher Darlene Foose Carol Foster Amy Foy :spina s...--e.-Q Sophomores display their float. John Fritz V Marjean Furrell Karen Gabel Pat Froess Dana Fry Richard Funk ,- ,Y . 4 Y , David Gagne Mike Gambarill Sophomores 5 3 ' ' 'E 5 ' ! ll -.f f-., ,- 1- 4- - -. - F - L 4' I ..,-,. ..- . .- .... .,,.- , E ,d l l 7 M1 7 'f' Z 3 G ,. uf' . ,, wt, .1 1 1 ff, -,aww , W 4, 2 fp! v W W igfvzfq a f t. 1, f .M WM wwf, MV' My , f if Q I fz 1 Wa, 0 in f f i f X 4 f X F X i 1 I ,,, f 1 4 , aff'- ,Mm 5 . Zi L Z - 4 Wf,,,fM W V Q W A I t f t, + gy 5 ' Q5 f ' af' 0 ff A ?'f.f1f3 Y, flax x 4, if , 4, ,, 2 L-w..W,,' 732 bf' ., Y, ' 4 f Leroy Glunt Frank Gonzales Mike Goodwin 54 Sophomores AZ If ff V ' I ffm Steve Garrick v Marty Garrison H ' ' ,W 23,7 ,, 2, f y Z H f f . , W, ua 9, , Q ,, A' W 3 Roger Gevens , H :Q f 5 Patricia Gicante 'f .lr ,Q 1, I 2,1 1 f ' f tr 1 ' if 13 .fe 4 , , hw. , ,fr X ' fi K f in fi jk f ' f Wm, ,f ,, , '?jt,, f ' ,h 5,,qZz,,,f 4 X '1-Zbw.. If W ,WL Diana Gillette VVA ..,. , I, Teresa Gillette -VYI f f ff W9 , f Qfflff ',z,, ., H W, Q i f f fi f Zf fe ff nw Zi, w 47? l 4, I W Q , My I .ffiff gf ? ' fs, , V, ljwlfkl :ffl y 'Y I ii f f 4 5 Q W , , N47 ,f Z if 2' W' 4 W , ff, ' 1 W 4 tj 0 ' 15,451 r ' IW 1 Wa, Q, 0 ,X I W 0 ul Mr. Quest supervises sophomores at lunch. Mark Garton David Gerry Lacy Gilio Lori Gillespie Eric Gillium Chris Gish f M 5 nag 74,0 . , W' ' if? f My ' I 2,2 4 W ., 4,,.,,,,,, - f f ff ., QM' M f f 'QQ X rir, -, f Christopher Goss Chuck Grantham Averial Graves l X W C ZW M42 I f Jennifer Guillory Annette Gutierre Michelle Gutshall Arnita Guyette Nancy Haines Jim Hallquist Q ' Q as f fi ' S QQ ,gy Q N'-Q ,f 1, .rx Ile ,... .rm ,- 'K fi is js. x I I jf x-- 9, J FMP' xx f 4 ,X 3 N 2 51? .,., , ll W ' 7 fig, ,X x 6-Vg! x V Q it Ri! I X K ffl 3 .. L Q A s'1i i X 5 1 X get X .. A X A x 1 . ix X we B ids, Stuart Hamilton Dennis Hammontree Phil Hancock Tena Hangley Don Greenwell Jaime Greenwell Michele Greving Sandy Griffith Fred Groh we Q ffl X ,K . if NN i-X War on Energy In response to President Carter's declaration of the moral . equivalent of war on the energy crisis, Americans are facing new questions. Nuclear power verses solar power is one such question. But more to immediate action Americans became energy con-Q scious. Even though balking at some of Carter's proposals, such as gas guzzler tax on big cars, many Americans added insulation, weath- er stripping, and wood-burning stoves to their homes-and high mileage cars to the streets. Demand for solar energy heaters is dou bling every nine months. Exxon Corporation is even already pre- dicting that gasoline consumption will begin declining some time after 1980. The energy issue finally has a place on the national agenda- something accomplished by Carter that has eluded every other President. But long range decisions must be made also, or else today's youth may not need any long range plans. 1 smnmnsumeamnm Q .f era 9 ar. Sophomores participate in drivers education. Sophomores 55 af--s ., Ov. J 1 7 YN WE , Qs, R , X 2 ra kl14,i:.xf ,f , ,, 1 af ii 5 if' ie 'Jfffie is ' K ' I n J 7X .vi 1 5 - N'....N ,, if .r A, f 5, 'W , W Q ww- fs . , K ll' x N rr X 1 5 X' ' L -KA, A WS, ,fr XX l M , 5 , mm . A-wffk is f I ,ff 2 Mr. Beeson and friend clown around at the Donkey Basketball game. IW MQW 56 Sophomores X if 1- X , K f A ff, X r nr, M .. f , :kg Pi X 1 P ,I 3 Denise Harper 4' Kim Harris Phyllis Harris Q Veronica Harshaw 2 lfrank Hart all Arg, ,lk x s si lk 1 Z S EM Tonya Harvey Kristina Hedrick Barbara Henry Jim Herzig Mike Hicks Rhonda Highlander Bobby Hilden Mike Hobbs Jeff Hohman XM v 'ig .af A' QE ff yn- yrs V, r 1 .NN J: rf, wi 'X 4 ., X 5 at 'z' saws, '-is 9 3 4 .ix -A Zz 'Qs A Q K A- i, 'L , ,, A Y .1 ij: Lf si ..,, R ' 1 i i., 5 K ' TN s N N iam X a R 4 X 2 X, - I E E S ff' I' 5' gig N!!-1. -MM Q XXL., Q. :JR ,xy 4,,-:. Timmy Hollingsworth Rhonda Hon Harold Honn BX Cheryl Hood Robe Suzi . Steve Ela J: Patric I'll be an eye catcher when I get to be a Digger. Terri Hook Bruce Hopkins 7 M. , Cya f, J J. 1 N A . Robert Jackson Suzi Jacobs Steve Jacobson Ela James Patricia Jefferson t I Dennis Horne Steven Hosfield Richard Horne Brent Hotchkiss r 1. , 4 -'J 4 r 1. T ,ri ff 'A G 'V , ' 91, y A ,Wa if 'ZMJ' I X it ' Discriminating Against the Majorit A new issue came up before the people, and the Supreme Court: the allegations of reverse discrimination against whites. Allan Bakke was a California engineer when he decided, five years ago, to become a doctor. He applied twice to the University of California's medical school at Davis and was twice rejected. Learning that his test scores were higher than most of the accepted minority students, Bakke sued-charging the school with using re- verse discrimination against him because he was white. The Supreme Court will have to decide whether affirmative-ao tion programs-designed to improve opportunities for racial mi- norities and women-are constitutional if the programs unfairly penalize white men. Are the affirmative-action programs discriminative in them- selves? The Allan Bakke case may prove to be the most important civil-rights case of the decade. ,fiff ,Ji fffigr r Je ff 4 Q, uf ,Q H- 4, ,ry 1- 21' 'fwfr' ' W ,V g ,ff 1' ' .i tl! aff? ,, , f W Becky Jackson Michelle Jackson Linda Hulett Cheryl Hutson Les Hunt Deanna Irving f f 4 01:4 . 'y 's ' I f Sophomorts S 7 fe J 'na Cutter or Mae West? K , X Q , x 1 V V 3 -iisr' -A . ,X Y. g ,, ' ' Q . ,. g Z DA We Yr. I .,A Q . , E , X-Q wp... V f ' Q ' 1 A .lf 19 :SYS :ef M . A' My f ,.t, Msg A .. . 6 ff , .Q T '- 1 , Q ., mfs .J K' wg 31 ii ,. X .1,:., M if .X t fa if .A - . .. . f'-1 Denise Jones Ernest Jones Kelli Jones 5 8 Sophomores 1 - :Q x ve Q- fs w o , -Na A ,MW-51 X Mike J ulo Ereence Kane Ronald Kean w ' ive ' M' S TT X . W ,. xx r- L . ifnff . it 0 S- gs if .- x L E KX XX X N s X X F k X2 K X on A X 1 X Bgffpx saga .. gg- f i 5 4f ml':'!f- NWA? X A W Craig Keatings Kelan Kelly Kathleen Kennedy 1 I f 1 .- , 'Jw ' 't Q A ' 5 af' f .F -1 -' At ' -' ,f if z, 3 . 1 ,..y A , 5 421, ff A K I we 1 1 515 4 I . 35'-2 Vi ,mf .f A- I l,,, N X f X - 49 , 3 ' f' 1 ' fr U Za, ff . 'V l . l-, 1 if Qi 'fee if 'W , i W ,an ., - ' 4 nn , 1, Q Y F' ' f ff , if 'f K, '- , ,dx f A I f 'K -N -s. I A 1 4 I 5, E. If ,, ., . ,, if ' , sf .. 5 Q ix 1 sax ZW fu E .rx Q 'os sf: S 7 4 f is X K -V , R Debbie J egeris Carrie Jensen Carolyn Johnson wi' ! . , 5 Ss . .Q V 15 X, , X 'L I. wc,-. x ,Q X David Johnson Doug Johnson Vickie Joiner ,W Hdzft Mr. Ferman teaches the fundamentals of art. ff . . ,Qi fl X I fi , Q .Hx , X r- 3 fr , Q. 'C' f y 4- lyk 1 I 1 f J ,f if ' 1 4 ' ,N JN' A -4: ta.. J f' If , ',.5,K. ff , J , L 2 'A w wp, G? Liz Kennedy Carol Kerns Tammy Keyes Pat Kissinger Diane Krause Michael Kumpf Z' A, 'fury V- , 5 ,W ,, 1 1, ,f-,S , Q , X , 'i f' , -Q 2 ,5 . ff ,ir H V l . nn, -,M I . . ,f if 'iff ',, ' Z .- J 1 2 H , My f b , .ff X , I, ' I f 'K ' .J - 1. ,. V U v- 7 ,I 5 5 ' W ,I 1 . win- - V 'My f John Klamm Russell Klug Denise Knapp Greg Knight ,Q f John Kumpula Mike Lacey Michelle Lacy Lori Lake 2:4 as f -svf My M1 bf. Ei 'L f :Ii of x 1 t , 1,' , Wm- .f ',, L 1, ff-,v NH., 'fa ,,, -Q-sf. V, - f'-ff Q ff' . 'K , , 4 ,. -'ff-.m,,1, ,5 ,4,5,,fj 27, VK VW is My ., .AZ , X we WJ Art is one of the many courses offered to the Sophomores. David L. Laughlin David M. Laughlin pw, f , , ga , Pauline Leap James Lee ' Z,,,,7 V,- ,Q A ,iff V 1 f , 'I . X M a , ff 1 X , W X 5 1 , 4, I , X W 2 ' fayy f ,fi 4, 'im '7 Regina Lemmon Theolia Lewis J 5 So pho mor cs 5 9 V if ,5 , NY ,,,,v, x ' if ' 2. I Ms. 'C' ' I ,W 4 4 I Hi, N 'ir ffl, f .YA Q . Q Sophomores saw the building of the new 3Ud1tOI1Um. Karen Lunsford Rlchard Lytton Pam McAll1ster S 1 C , W, f X sz e- Nm R Q X 7 ii s 'sa K ff? S X f W X gww 3 Mark McAnal1y Stewart McCann Janet McClure 'Y rf ,,4, f'N Kathy Libby Cheryl Lippert James Lloyd Lorrie Lomas Kim Loteckie Pat Lucito 60 Sophomores Kelley McClure Tom McCord David McCullough Jeff McCullough Jeffrey McCullough Mylinda McCure ll J 'fN'Qpi L X X ,fsx X .. ,ff X s ss., K -me? I 5 favs QJJSQN? fr Q h e so V Tr. J s HN K N xr s fx ' K A x. JN 'S L X an 4' 'X ' Qx X X is :,,h R W ,C , A .L 1 A -XXV I 'Q F if Ji J ,fi es 2 - a 'f . a Q a Q rsxfigs -' ss Q a ss 4 '7 ,yi ,, Q L ,AW -M 1 .Kr 4 15 fe . EESefcii27 ...,.,SXs X 59m X QW 'XR XQ f X, , JN ' ai ' C sf . .' Rachel McDonald Terry Mcdonald Valarie McDowell Alison McKenzie Caroline McKeone ...--f' i ,l an W vw. y il- x I'- Q ex s x WM- r x , , S w-,ri , 1, ,f, . o fi v Q.-.. ' X ff r. X xi, fi rr 'Yi gf N , x ifvx get ,txf ...ff n K ,, ,fy ' 'W XR 17' Q, Ward McKibben . . 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Paul Meinhardt Tim Melton Maria Mendenhall 4-X a i r N t V .Qs XX if fix Qi Q ar- X 'iw-5.-alt., t vgfr My A 1 gf' fl X s .J 4 QQ, Mark Mershon Christopher Michalski Patty Milburn ps ,A Brenda McKinley f if V ' ' Tim McLean -5 rr maid Christopher Macey r in lald Linda Mackey , s ' Dwell Karen Marshall Q f inzie - f 1 ieone ' ff li y E- 11 - - , - - , 1 Q School Board members affect sophomores by requiring more basics. ,AI ' 3 5 Sophomores 61 : W. 361311 l 'N I Wi , fag, , f f A, ,, f X f ' v f f J W wh l 1 ,f 'fx 4 'f lr f 'rg ff '-iff fi fi Q9 in A i 79 af - A ,H 'X' V , f W' , I ' f ,E f.,,i,' x' ' fi I 1 5 f , I 2 ' ' f. f 5,1 W 1 i X 1 ' ,lj els Ga.ry Miller J eff Miller Mike Miller Kim Mills Mike Mills Pam Mills Brenda Minor Donald Misner Cheryl Mize Darryl Mize Karen Moeller Sandi Montgomery Deanna Moore 62 Sophomores Boy, are my fingers tired! Sophomore, Kim Loteckie, is an asset to the volleyball team ,Xl fr in VT - A + M I ,... Cindy Mitchell ' f if f ,. .es ,5 ,l f 5:21, 1 S . We 'gf' ' 1 2 f - :Dr 4. -9: K ff . 4 A If , h f!,, N , l. ., X ,fa 4 Wm ,,,, as he ' ,V 6 ff ,-any W4 151, ' ae' ,Q , , 1 Lil- I . , ' f , ' X F f L 'Qi I 4' V, ww 'CLI' ' X . f, w 2 :af ff fe. f rr ,I an W A I, Mn.-W --A , ir X Y ' f, J' W W 2 - ' . 77 1' 1 gan, K 2 . J , ,pa I QM F A sr, If in ,, 4 ' . i:'f.::..- Q . 1 Q f , ares: pa. A ,deff-. raw: K fn-2,0 Uv, 1 ' ' - gg A i flgtw, ,-5: gif.-,vffy af. ii, V fr f f 5 5s 2 'I 1' gre rr! ,' !,: fs f Wy 4:':5gQl.:k, 7 2 ,, fs 5 S, , fm. me-ifflrgeit-:vi-7. o f 321 1' N I .fl- Billy Mitchell ,.--..-4 js..- l i fl f:,,71i.,,w, ' ' ,tif M117 x av Al'-'13 4 V,,v ,,,V,,. y O ,V sh., gflls--a-454-nfl ' Lp, X . ,, 45' mwfnvhWv',4 ' ' , , a':1Q.Mf,e ' k .V f 4 ,p,wuamv1r'9Ml f f f :lam-4f r P swf- ' .,g.,g,5Lgm,,,,-ML ,fy 5+ .f,,, f'i ' r'1,,r,,. L' N 'Y ,f.,',r,'a, ,-ggwf . 'V , . W 1, g,,te1g.f,f,-41, fr ' ll ?,, v,,V 1 ' , ' .f.- 31 ' 155-f , - 4 If K Kd: .4 .gif 1 team. Q ' s R XV' S Q 'Y' N Q f xxx . N x. f Q ' -i' ,S ,,1,, . X aw! fm. Qi..-' xx he ff' fr. 5 ' x x I ,, 52, Ma..- xx Hi I X Qfaff' ,Jr-If , r M. saw. e ,Z fa jk., x i e 3, ,vis ' I wk! ! l l 'Q W 1, 431 . Fl xle ,m K 'tw Henry Moore Kevin Moore Michael Moore Jill Mora Kathy Musgrave Carla Myers xaws-N . x X fix v x Q 5 X Xi., Lynne Myers SNK- Qqgxie . , f P Nancy Nail rx- - as s ,. '-' ' X N is X ' ' nazi, ' SQ, P lfiiizfs T K 1 Q fx ' W Warren Neaves Steve Nelson Boyd Nolen Amy Nolte Patrick Norris Tom O'connor Lisa Okazaki V ,sis ' 4' '21 :57 I , it Susan Oman .4-N-, f' Y I -X K QS uf A' lixx f f .ff if N e 4 ,ff Kim Osborne Edward Owens Dana OYGI 'D ,. 85 ,I xrf' . X S... A .ar '- ,K J . . if QM 1 it , 4, X , ' Hg. .,I. Tfigi 'QQ 55-is ,A 5 -.' Ein. ' 'x J' - mf. QZL. 7 Frank Padak .avi T..- fif' 9, Nl , uf 669' KN a Perry Nenno Paul Newcomb ,A Pe f ,Le 2 'zqx be '- I I fy X f or X s ,lame - Q 7 gif . 'lj 1 x I . A . Tammy Parish Stephanie Payne Mike Parker Cheryl Pearson Steve Parshall Charles Pensurum Sophomores 63 0 lug! 'V' . 'SS' L .N ! 'er ,z . f V ,yf f,A . x , A. r,i..1.J5r Teresa Penserum Brenda Perkins Lisa Perkins J eff Peuster ' Nato Popp Rickey Porter Jack Porterfield Pam Poyner Q Nleffuni if ' jf, Kelly Prell Robert Pritchett James Propst Tim Prudden are J , , ' f JS' I R 5 X 1 em ry J A R' X f as 'P A 'fi ff A X J . V , - M I yy.. ,r x X X x X 'Jian' 2 Susan Purnell Juanita Putman Cheri Rabinowitz Laura Race Sophomores leave for the day. 'wif if 1 I' z- we '- ' , ,J 4 Y. M 7 X , . 11 ' ' X C N f 3 X X A , X fx l. ff S 5 X X Ar 5 s X ,, 5 l Lance Ralrigh Dana Ramsey Lulie Rapp Mike Reddell . MY , 1 X ,ff . Mr. ..-an-Q JFK Kevin Reed Pam Reid Gary Revere David Reyburn 64 Sophomores ! , I f W z 'Q ,rim 7 f W 1 2 2 1 f ' 'fa P 1 ' A., 14 + ,, J' f .N if 4' .af W Z ff f , f Q If .gr 1. 8 4, fu? -Q A I h A 5 , ,f P fbi-llibyfe 'W 14:1-i..i-.., , ,A Y , .. .,-,-:,v1 f -11-5-iv,,1f,4Qf ' ' - 7- ' 'K fan : ,Q S is EI I1 I I 3 Bob Rhoades L V ae wt.. Robert Richardson , Q H m : ,, at A ,W L , 4! I A , f 1' I 1' - , 5 Q lf' -Qt ff! ' 1 il' lili .fr ws 15 c,v' f f . at ,, U, . '- Dana Richey Kathy Richter Brian Ripley 9 His 47,3 3 Rene Roberts 7,1-m - f , K W aa , X ff if ,Q 7 N fig f f N ' N2 ,, 1, MM . X f aag W ,, ,,qggf, is . ff, 'M A-If V Y 1 ,,f, 7- V Agfa --.S Tv V Y -. -'- K i fxf 'zllnwi Sandra Roberts Dennis Robinson Wi ,gif X Cin, , 1,1 I V7 I , 'I , 47 Home Economics class takes a break. 017 'f'Q ff 'M L iv 1' fax K f Laura Rule if 5, 5, 'Q if Q , M Karen Rupard ' Z 1- x if l ti ' Anthony Russell ff -' K Scott Russell L f, , f 2,55 ' , Ben Ryan f , yt ,,, W 'I -V , A fi W , , ' tg px 3 jaw ,af g,, , ,,p, 1 , at 4 ,14ifH4f1H'4 A V ' d,!Exi',W 1 I. 1, 531' Q 0 ,ff , ,,.f I' M l X Brenda Ryans ,, gg, 6. 1 Michelle Sanders y ' Matt Sapp Kevin Saxton , in , Keith Schatzman , J- , fur K Dudley Robinson Patrick Rogers Greg Rogers R0biI1 ROgCI'S 1 1 Q ,f W1 5. ' ,ll D . y 3 .. 1 34.345 A4 4 'I A I V f f I W. a iff. a 27-ff n, .. 1 f .0 3 f A w W Wm, 2 0 t f K , Sophomores 65 X Wf, , f 4 I f ,K 3 Q 2 LV, W , , W 'f . , .,,, Vg, , N, is If K Ab' K fl 0 ' E xl , f f if X .V ,X 1 gala 3 Q , S f,' , , M 4 uf LaVeda Slickelman David Smith .AM , I ,rm W Q 1 V , ' A Q4 , Z, ,., 4441 E at jf. f L-'- :Q ' ' David Schafer Greg Schermerhorn Tracy Schmidt Jed Schrimshaw Shelly Schwartz 1 , f . ' fgaef' V .. ,Q f Q 5 Doug Seura V an qw-,,, Q f' vfzf A , - AW I iw V , 4, Angle Shepard fm A 1 r A K3 Robin Shirley Q , N , li ' Katherine Shoemaker f M S ,y Arlene Shonkwiler ,C V? ' 11,455-1' 'I 2 X I Jai WZZZ ,fafiw . 452 -'gn . . ,, ,,V W! Q A 2 Maria Siegenthaler Kenny Simmons u yfw , K .V 1 Suzanne Srxta wg i X 3 'f 5, t- 1 M , , S t l' I ' nr. l Christina Slater , S , Wanda Slater Q ftrf ., K l 1 i ff ' , E' .I ' 1 I f ff.. H l l, , S 'Me rl Debbie Smith Mark Smith ' Don Smith Penny Smith Denise Jones listens intently to Horsemanship Club leaders. . A 5 ,,, rf gaf Sheryl Smith '- U . 'f fd fy , 1' Lori Sneed H, f at 2, .Q , . t f 7 rf , ,, ,, X Conme Sohn l Z , 1 rife ' . Y 4. WN 't 11 - , 4 ,y Ron Soychak ' S l ., K , , ?' fj f , A-, - f Rick Sparks Q 1 -:L - ,. ,S-I 2 2 t ,-f- .W ': 5 2 w 'M 'n 66 Sopho mores , . , f fr df 'a 1 Z Stl Tc 1 A .... I, V4 'K.T i55iFf-l' 1! yggwrqsaym ',f ' , . 1 ...,-an-.H 1'- cw-,D 32 in 1 ,Q---'4' - .....h.4.Na.-.. ,, I 45 'I a av, , ik ' 3 H f . Stephanie Spaw Tom Sperman -': ,,-...-...--1 ., , ' , 'wfff 1 4 , if 'JZ QW 5 7, r 1? G .- ,4 fe A 'J 2 sf 'Y N r 1 pt, y' W rr ef av f Wa ' ,H fl , 'C' ' Wa Z7 3 4 1 ,SZ Y'-A-I' 6 I if A? Lisa Spero Vincent Spero 5'-4. 4, xg , y 'If rf X X RA ., l ' sw i l7 W iw 1 If 4 ill 'pq U -W, P if ,l ?si, ,f x ff, 39257157 if he 'Q L if e W1 ' A ,W uf, ,W x , 1 r I Cindy Stadler Jurea Stanley Brian Steen Robin Stevenson Cheryl Stokes Teresa Stone Mark Storey Russell Strauss Gina Sullivan Gene Summers 1 , - -A . Y , -- -,.. Y -Q f -41.5- - , ' :,,- g .. - ff- .- .1-e - . tudents Get Big on Steve artin In l977-78 young America turned their eyes to a new, fast-rising comedian for their laughs. Silver-haired Steve Martin, 32, became one of the country's hottest comics, stumbling, smiling, and stroking his banjo to fame. First making a name for himself on the Tonight show, then' in spot appearances on Saturday Night Live, his name became a class- room word. After the release of his chart-climbing album Let's Get Smalln, one could hear its lines repeated word for word around Rus- kin. Steve Excuuuuuuusse Me Martin studied philosophy for three years at Long Beach State before getting happy feet . But he still enjoys pondering philosophical problems. I know all the important ethical questionsf' he tells his audiences, like is it o.k. to yell movie in a crowded firehousef' Only Steve Martin can be the philosopher he is. A day without sunshine is like . . . nightv and always take a litter bag in your car, it doesn't take up much room, if it gets full you can just toss it out the window. Jeanine Swaf f ord Jeff Tindle ,f5 Marcia Trussell Carrie Tucker MM .r I 4 In , 197: A Greg Turley Kg! M f I ,H Robyne Turnham 3 , , IVY, 1' ' V 2 ,lj'?r7- ,f f J , 9 A My 4 X I f 9 5 f 3 A C 5 1 5, mgzjwf L1 1 1 ff gg, A ' , f 'aa ., V Dana Tyner J erri Tyner W Vw Sophomores 67 ,, Q.-f ' ' 7 K 'isis X X X Q 2555 ' 'VX 2 f' l 5 Carla Taylor Charles Taylor Randy Taylor Traci Taylor 68 Sophomores Br ent Teasley Martin Terry Grace Trillman Troy Thompson XX A rrr V Y y Tesa Tho mas Phil Thomas Mike Valentine Mike VanVleck w r.,A,M'. If f AMW. is ek! , s 1 X Christy Vaughn Winston Vest Rayden Walker Vince Waska Denise Vogt Norma Wagoner David Ward Billie Ann Wardell Gerald Walczuk Larry Walker Bruce Wardlow Rick Warren I 52,5 N234-is I gg?-Q ty l f we 'isa 5 if AWN:-f fl 5. 'U 3 .5 Yi gf hx 4. Q X ,r News , H 4 S' 'Yxfx he if xx . . -M f TSX li' fy ,ff 'fi L If I X HV , ! HA, y at ax, V Z ,J X t ? M if f if f , 4,6 Taina Watkins Shana Wells Nancy West Gwen Weathers Laura Wersching Perry West ' A. I , 'mf , ,Q 55 is if : M 456 f 1 f Q Z. W W Mn, ffm Rick West Joe White xg-Y, ,. b VZ: Z, 9, if A x M f 171 'V 'K frx if f it I QU- I R44 , ,7 'Q is N f 2 as A f W 4 ,' X Q 1 M 142 9 if W fy! fl! ff Q X XX fx 5 1 1 Donna White .2 ,Aa 4, Georgia Whorton Q 4 wk 'QI f-5 M W s 5 fr ig 8 f' X Becky Wilber ,I Gary Williams I y 4 A , 'f Benita Wilson u n Debbie Wilson ff'i' 6' i W - - - f A f-Y' 1 Phyllis Winfield 7 ,1 fy, ,1 9 f 1' fy Eric Wise A Alison Wohlner W Joyce Wolf Carol Wolters Y ,Q ,, , ,,W,.t,, Marian Woodham Ax' ii 'A if ' 1,17 If , l Y A f .ZZX 1 1 V ' X 2 11 A 'f f . rf .r , I ., was and .W 1 , i- 4, 0 1 1. 2 , if t kwa , ,Q 'Ll ' V' aw 1 L 2 I M L f 1 -n Sm 4 Debbie Woodruff Dawn Worden Vince Woska Pam Wright Cindy Yates Alpha Young RueAnn Young Peggy Younger Eric Zugenbuhler Marty Zurowski 5 V , W , V 6 X ? gy ., 4 4 M ,f F, , If W ' ff ff if av A fr 'iw' ff if V 1 V ffs f' A ' , f f Z f 1 QV? Q :Z ,f X V, ff 'Zgf 2 ' 7, I fl, f 9411 1 1 ffir .mm X .1 as :fra ' s x s I f I :wg 4 425. f Glynnda White Dennis Wiedenmann , A 'Z ',, ,, ,,-'I 5. ff- .M Q , any A 'Vg 'Q li, 3 fy I g , f 5. I 'fy . fi 4 4? f 1 7 Z '77 'V gf, , 1 W ? I , ff- 5 ' Q , gl! If zjhy , ,I , Sophomores 69 i an S,-.KX x fXSX wire ff. XX X X X X X X Avi ,xavgfxxxx S X X XQXXQQ X, X is , , XA, ffXX.,QX V X X- - . AX X r X X X Nix we 1 is an Sf, WAX ,V X , l www :Q , , YQ f X o 'XX . Akai . X Dave Berberich hands out the Coke. X h, f 715 ' ' YY K 52 X X X ,I X X N X XX X 'Q X X25-iffrrrl 2 V28 f A 3 S. . ,,v,,!x- 4 E .QQ v,,, X Q 'Q 'fa 1 - a g ii' 1 qs . ,'Vg'22'fi 1,? 'K 'ff f li ..tA. N V gan- - X f 5 . J w is i f L A. ' X 4 Z L .f- f X W1 1- K il X he . . - Xfxmu .: 'f x S y . , A .I X l y' it V - ff , . ,1, f,S, ,Q 1 , X . X, X wh . X3 X W K X .N XX 1 Q in J 70 Juniors ya X B z Ronia Adams James Adamski Dean Allen X .Xf Deana Allen Debra Allen Carla Anderson Q Q X , if MX? NX -Xu? ESA 1 r , X 1 fniv sw- V f X s . iz XX, sa Q , Inn N, 1 'K , . R X A Q . fr ,ssl -'ff X gtk wr X N K. as gy X XXX'-XX E is , , X I gil, if X' - al ,vk. K' .1 I 'Q X ' . gp, . X' i 'nys X f X X. A X N e 5 K X X5 X X Xf P x N EX ' gi X X Xf as 4 .Q 4 s X I5 sw K is A af. 1 fx .X s 1 1 Karen Anderson Vicki Ankrum Kendra Armstrong ,fx V S W X X A K 'Wm aria, ' ' 5 Qu, ' an-yw.. , , K, fa - gif: 41. ' ,f l X ,n ty, I N f s I r 4' j 7 P' I ,K .JV 5 flu. v , , , f 2- - r' J E, X X Z iw f , X Ax X- 7 Af - 2 J A ai fe , 2 .J e 1 ,M .X - ,, ..-, f 'Ndfef' 7 ' A. - ,Zjw , , .. 'Q ' 1 fy gxawemeuv ' A' fX3?f.' E1 V 1 Greg Autry Bruce Baker Anna Bartels Jeff Bailey Howard Bales Linda Battle me. Ruskin Alumni Band performs in the Homecoming Parade. X N' f 4 2? 'WSP b ax ff . h , ww k N x 'mi Ile e ' J' K . ' gw-1 x Q S AQ.. if- F X Xi' X 7 .Ss X S: v X0 Y X A xg X Ago X X X X X X a X XS I. :wif 1, re X-5 X, X i Vx X 4 V siis s 1X X s X X X N I X5 X S'-N X '11 1. V wi s, si 1X X QQW J WWI WX-Q izl XX X- John Beniston Wanda Bennett Bill Berberich Mike Biagioli Rochelle Bergeron Lynn Billings 1 Q J Y. .M 514 We . Z Q ir An . J Q. .. .1 - .. fi an K 2 Q ,. X , R I T ,fs . X ...J 1 M Donna Bisacca Joseph Blake Sheryl Blanchard Gary Bledsoe w , - - fa ,-y r I 3 t X L.. , s f o, , I. r i f rNIr1.. fr! .af al .Mxga-An. X KF' K ,fm V 'Q K i fix ' Y - s rw Y , . kj 'S ' I ' f is S rr ef , r J Beee 5 ff gf J' KQV. . I x - . , QS ,is W ' fi 3 5, B M x Qi ms , . fc' , X Ai K . Julie Blinzler Carol Bliss Pam Blom Robin Blosser Robin Blount Katie Bodenhamer John Boehm Kelly Bonavia Mrs. Utley lectures on the ld and the Ego. An End to Missouri's Blues Local voters turned out in a record amount November 8, 1977, for a special election to repeal Missouri's 150-year-old Blue Law. In Jackson County, the Blue Law, which had banned Sunday sales of nonessential items, was repealed by a nearly 2 to l margin. A majority of Ruskin students and teachers supported the re- peal. Passage ofthe repeal put the local Missouri merchants on an equal footing with the nearby Kansas communities and shopping centers, which for several years had been getting millions of' dol- lars in tax receipts from Missourians crossing the state line for Sunday shopping. The repeal ofthe Blue Law proved very useful for students and teachers who often only have weekends to do their shopping. Fur- thermore, many area high schools may be operating under larger budgets in the future because of the increase in Missouri's tax rev- enues. Yvette Gonzales shows precision serving. ' - ' :QS- QQ-'kg SEE-f 'r1i'-,ills f Q .Q,-'- X af- , W, ,. ,,.., W 574 , fi' Q' ,ggpsu-wwe--H4-1 : 'Jw lf . Juniors 7l -- --.u..f.-,.-K. , , ----- f , W - ' Y V- --nl ,7 a h .4 , 4 ., .I r , ,A , V A .- ,,., .5 5,1 ..,V 7 ,An A ,, ,-,. 72 Juniors W f f 2 ' 1' W f ,Q-ffl, , ? Qgfa as Y J Dana Bradshaw Jeff Brouse Colleen Brown David Brown Judi Brown Lori Brown - , fa 2 Q it rx, , , . . 4 f W , 0, 1 f ffvr Q' 1 f ab ff ' ,fr , -- Wi a ' fi 6 ff! fi 2 f W W r Nancy Bradshaw Alicia Breece 1' 791 flu 7'9- ff , l h I , 6 . iz WW, f W r, 9 DMM? 1 f ' '-f ff W 1 ff-1 , 1 1 ff I ff f mn, ,,, pr gf 1, I y ',,,f, af .1 1 , rf M 1 nv, -., 'H M f, f f ff f ifi' f ,'.,i,'i,ff13 2, f Q 1,4 V . f'f'f'ff, 'sf : aff, 11 2? ,ir is -,f , 'UQ iffy My f Carolynn Brennan ,, h fvaa f W! ,Fw Z 'J I own? ,Z ' s , Way rf, ,Xfm i X Kim Bright X '10 I f 1 f M Q , , L6 ff ' ' fx, J mf' ' 12,5 I M J' W 44 2 , WW ,ff , if , if K 7 ff! , 1 fb V1 ,,,, , to 1 QM f 1, Xfi xrxfffillf,-nga. xw ' 'W T., W rn 59 n 1, ff David Burt Keith Burt W.. 4..,' f 's W ' f Wfqcf , ? . 1 ? , in f, 'W 'W u X, W f L f f f Q if 2 ,s Dwight Bury Rick Boone Km f , QM , 4 -MW... 4' I Dfw ' A, I WW ' 1 5 -N , If 5 XS ,fi Greg Boucher Kathy Bough 1 V 6745 , 1 Darrell Brock Marilyn Brown Mary Brown Beth Buckner Jim Buhrman Shawn Buhrman Dan Epley, Junior, participates in the Musical Revue 9 -5, -V rr,-.7 'f-1 ,J fefa- -1-1.2-2 ' ',.fI45. T+'efM,,,, W 1'fff1w I W lar' Q L-Q' TL 1,1 -. if sw fr if K fri t Eb 5 Mike Bracken Mark Bradley C, , z X .' 'Ulf' .X ' A LKB.. ixvjiginfia' Il J A ,, C :ve .vx X VK, ,cw r FN- J 'WN af Hx J . X ,,,,.-- A as h , t XML KL . , X lc K X , 6, EN U. tx ' ixffsf x , ' f .rw cn 5 .J f X ' - 3 Dan Capra Richard Carey SOHYH Careswell Gene Carpenter John Gibson gets an award for valor. ' J z Lene Carpenter W f f Catherine Carr J V ' it J J sais 'K 3 ff 7 I. ' ' ,W ww r se ,E L K M fs I Z1 , Louis Carter Cynthia Cason Vito Centonze Tim Ziegler likes this referee's call. Linda Chalfant Ray Chambers Bryan Chenault Rick Cherry Jody Chick 0 N 'V - ,se -1 'V 1 2- f 3 V , N. Gs' A I . f J! ' f - , 5 -i 4 4- ' ., - f 1. Q 1 , 755 , 5 1 , 5 . . : 2 f V' ' ' V X 2 , -f-- f e J 11 J if fl I ' 5 ' 1 I UH 'law' f'7 1 5' Juniors 73 as 474' f f, Y 'fffffl l x ?l1Y 2 f Q Aw W f I O4 ff A , .-ff: ,Q J ,. 'Y I X ' 1 1 b' ' , Ta, ,, ., 7' 4 f f W! if f f 7 vw 3 I M 1 Q , 9 f 7 0 5 fl W , i, f 'f O . 'j of ' sf' L, 1 up 1 'hi , asv I ' f 1 f I 3 f 1, I7v ' l i nf! fl inte f 7 , A if , .,. V, of r-6 Wm I, W , f f H f ,f Mm , 14, ,HM -,L 7 , f I W ' , X ,V ,Q W K ,V 4' a lf fjgfig ziw ,W 1' ,QW 9' 1 'f7', ?fW Wiii2E2 7., r ,lgllflll r Judy Chun Craig Clark Jeff Clark Kevin Clark Pat Claus Tonya Claycomb ,K x ,M A 4 f' 5 yv-, I 5, X , P ,W if W ' X f , Kuff fl! .. f R f 1 7, f L 'Q vii? 5 , 'Ng 1 Q, , we f' 7 MQW, ' , 'lf' nf - I 1,5 f .1 f h' Q ,f M L f- f, Z ,,L, ,Wa ff: ,, 7 'f X , , 1' , My f ff K ' ' 1 fx K L C Q ,, ' ' , II f , . if X ah. , f 1- X X fp f ,lf I, X ,zg ix riff FN all fu- ,t .W , We Mf J A rl , HJQM K X f' V l fx , x. as ' -47 ,, fs , , i Linda Clemens ,. Q WM Z ., A 5 X7 1 f v 5 4 if 42 l f f ZZ? fsf f f f Q f Richard Clements Larry Close 'vwff Z ,V f t 5 V. .svn 4- fy- ,V ,N ,X-..,,M-N Paul Clouse Richard Coker Kirk Combs Greg Cook Kenny Cook Lori Cooper - K,-T .. f W f f ! 0 it ? , 0 ,W Of . , , K J, s Z f 4 Q ' 'fb-M ff 4 W W Qi, , ,OW 1, M M W 'fri vu jfs A f 1 V4 f W ia YQ7fQ N r Z' Z James Cox Sharon Cranmer Davy Crockett Kendall Crosby Kim Cro ss Rusty Crowe kg-mp J QT ,mm f f . ff 5 I lf 4 5 3, ff' J.. Jeanette Davidson Kim Davis Sonya Davis egends Live on The country mourned over the grievous death of Elvis Presley and Bing Crosby in 1977. Young and old alike were saddened over the loss of these great talents. Elvis Presley is often credited with starting a new rock era. The famous Elvis rocked his way to popularity as a young man of 21 and his fame survived a war and 20 long years that saw the coming and going of many singing artists. Through billion sellers such as Hound Dogi' and Jailhouse Rock , Elvis will live in the memo- ries of millions forever. A whole different style of singing propelled Bing Crosby into fame and fortune. Bing crooned his Way into the hearts of three generations of fans. The holiday season will not be the same for many people without him to sing Pm Dreaming of a White Christ mas. 'X 'f' Q, ff r V env hw f ,ax Z -re W w Z nf X , wer Z N ffm 4 X - l ff y - y , x ,lg 5 W W vf fi ,Q v W- Z 2 , 1 ' 2Ws,Msiti,iiW?ef X X Z ' ' ., ' IAM ,aff aff P, , f V 7 ef , I ?t ,I ,QV , ' ,IM f X '9fl'Wv if 'ik fr 4,4fff4 ', Ziff f 47? f Debbie Dollar Michelle Donahue Keith Delatte Sherri Denny Kathy Detoro Dana Dawson David Degerald Irene Delacruz hu. Jumors 75 L'Come on girls, sing to me, says Mike Douglas Calvin Eccle Steve Eckart XJ f Q? ,. X X . A r, ss .X ss-SN wwf' Wfn, fs' f Apaaan m W 0 D5 , W, af ,..s ,, p 5 ,, ,C , ,ns is-wa s. ings . ,ix 1? 1 .5 H-, Kent Morrill X ,, S X t Q. s, Xa, '- ix Sv X fx X N ,X I as S S SPA x ' .MQQK Q is Qi 5 Q. X I its life' xv S New Q, 1 A X ' D S1 is .f V35 so f V D A 5 I f we V, . X Peter Edward Mark Eib Kim Eisenbeis Q P F ,Q , ,mx ' ss . X 'fiswggg if it - N vt!! X sm E I is vr..W,?v 1219 es, D 4 ,,,: 1 Lisa Engeman David England Mitch Engvig f ss 222 in 2 s X X X i ,K X X N ,2 X X , ,L . Q 1 -.. w X v K X f N 1 I ,. ,, Nl ' ' -'-4-.., 5 Q- I' ffzs 11 'Wm -' My ' 1- . -Y'Q , i , 2, -. - ii.: - 1 ' 40 ft wx- -S Q fx 'xx W? W 4 54 if X 1 X , 6' ,f ,V Q5 55, sf X , x 1 N. ,L YQ J 1, f 'Hhg jf 2 en s, ,xx S 4- gf , 5, , ' 1 'H' of ve- f f K X 3 fx if 1 1 X Y t is X , ,W w 4 If , V X s a 'Q V 'XV N ,, . 5, ts x as 1 J ix! ' V ' if 3' 9 fx ul lx 'K ' if I. f-. , A 3 , s 1 Q 47 xg , ii , ,u I ' 4' 1 X X gk? ' A 19? 's g , f zgifgi 'ii' , 5,5 f 453 M QL- exec ,Qs ,Jjlpziy X , dd 1 x f K Dan Epley Dianne Erickson Vince Estes Dan Eulitt Felicia Everly Danette Ewert Susan Eyman Susan Fatino Sing, Sing A Song . at xl Debbie Fennesy Steve Fennesy Tammy Fetters Michelle Finley swwqnu t Z ff R K, . ref N l 1 af Laughs in the library for Debbie Fiser and Jeff Bailey. .QV nf ffww 2 ' f Q aa M' ' 2 X V , J g we ' Q ?' x ,g T: K , ' -- . 1' A5 'f We Debbie Fiser Dwight Fitzwater Mike Flores Debbie Flowers 7 J Z I ,v 4:2 Q' 5. 1' 2 :ec ,f an: :Fw . W. y P Curtis Foster David Foster Tamara Foster Scott Foy ,J ww Scott Fraction Troy Fraction William Frazier Pam Friesen a the Force Be with You There must have been many uforcesi' at work when George Lucas wrote and produced the blockbuster movie i'Star Warsw. An immediate sellout in every town, Star Wars became the biggest movie of 1977, grossing over S400 million. The story itself was simpleg a young man bored with life on the farm gets wrapped up in the cause and becomes an interna- tional hero. The big crowd drawer was the tremendous visual im- pact. Jumps into hyperspace and deadly light-lasers left movie goers dreaming of intergalactic battles and travel at the speed of light. lnevitably springing from the biggest movie of the year was the biggest craze of the year. Santa received many requests for the Darth Vader dolls and Force beams. Manufacturers seeking to cash in on the Star Wars fame and get their share of the millions couldn't produce toys fast enough to fill the orders. So, any aspiring young producer looking to create a smash film should examine the ingredients of this film and may the force be with youf, wif Rochelle Ryan and Laura Rochelle are caught in the act. Juniors 77 -fw- ' W X 13 2. Q 5. .. , wr fur. 1,3 , iw . X :rf X eg me J-'wif ie ,Q x Q wa in .ea X x sv- .Af David Fritz Doug Fund Robert Fury Kathy Gardner G 1 'ml 'mf - in :ii tif 2 -on X . 2 x i John Gibson ali S FN-Q Rick Gatewood . ' IN . ii 1 w e w L' .QQ5 , I f ,, Y- I fl 1' me 1 ' :S i rr V x . . x J. 3, Ti fa. i W Q, X 15315 :Q r, f ,:'3,S 'ii wI,f1i-Wy 'f - .Y..a,--- W- .......--J Dedra Gilmore r the spike 3' 'xf - G Q 1 Q fl WM W. Q Nj X-tx X ,JE , X N xl X A X xxxx NX 4 f J x er X? x X , G X . 5 so NX I ME - RY N X X Q XF . sh . Dave Gaylord Larry Geivett Sherril Gerschef ski A5 Q I ,X 'Fw-51 7: vw, +2 N. . g re L xxx J ' . ' r . l , 'Z-1 . f 25 ' Nw, ,-,ll f -r - lj ar ' r ig yd 'J x X. 7252 .5 f Q, f -1.2 ,W W f,'., -.17, . ,f ' egJ ,v , 2, If 1 1 ' i Q 'ft , a , .ae exif am- V 58 vie: ' .. if E - N.S W Ji 7 'X f 'rf ,f 1 I 2 , 2 x ' WN , J John Galloway Susan Gambrill I eff Gardner be A Xi . z fl X Aiwa' K Hr? 3 3 X kg Q3- gf 5 I Twig V nw fXS' gum fix - we is i Nl 5 Jerry Gibson W x .-.ee QM SAVN ,, iii .. ,, 5.5 ff bf X A N .ff 1: i N X X ' X ' ,QA ' firm. . Y X 5 . 2 X - 2 3 ..,.l ' R Age , ,,,.. ,W R N . t Mix fx X ' rf. 'ee ' X ,v Xx V ,A N G K vw ' X .fs 'fd L x -we 121 A em ' . N' ix X S may X rw , X xx X + .2 er ,ve fr If X -X X , ,T ,, fe x Y ' r - ex r - Xi '51 ea f ff x -sr f -5 -N1 ' X rj 1. X 4 X A 2: x V ,r S 'A e f S ,Q is 54,15 ei' be I X if X 4 S' f' -ef .- XXX ,,la4i .i i , X. Y X Q. i ' J -X Marc Guidici Debbie Gladden Phil Gloor John Glukowsky Q .6 51 sl E E fl: :lf I, f I. ,f 5, LY ill Dave Gaylord looks dazed as he and John Brennan discuss football plans. . Q :kr 'ASS X Y Kg, ww X 5 rr ,x X X mir, 5:1-gxfaff MN ii .si Terri Godsey l Dan Gomez rs- - S fir Q Dan Goodwin Darrell Goodwin 4 K X if X Q f E ff'y'bi' , '- 1 i-NNN, A R ,lee G ,, eh fi A If , S X 'X ! ix. A , I gf 3 fan X if W Af 1 .1 5 Kim Gott Alec Grandon Vince Gregg Cathy Griffin Karen Griffin Suzanne Griffith x,n I A--fl ,V Q ss' ga 4 . .. - ., .,,, 'we 4- fi! , In gui. 4-A as vs f, R . jg - .. A .....f--'gr ., ,.-+A, , fa' ,vi xr- 7 Sfx dd Ratty wrestles his man on the mat. Becky Grossnickle Nor man Grotz Mark Gruber David Gruner Steve Guenther Micheal Guineen fx f' f.r Juniors 79 ' r Jim Habei Debbie Hardin Tammy Hale Lois Hardy Darrell Hamilton Brett Harmon Tom Harmon Steve Harper Kim Harris ,Qui 80 Juniors so or gif! I didn't know I had those! www W 'x W, Danny Capra breaks away from his Hickman opponent. f Z ' lf f V' I f ' f i M f f W ' f '7 , f as, ' f 'af' 5 , Q, M Q .lf f M ff af f 6 9 ' M4 , f,, X ., J JW f f -Q f W 4 , , X 2 J J Mfg , , ' Z fw K, ff I f fy I Z 1 'QM ' ,, ,x LQ f. , ,,, 1 1 f , W ff J 75 ff if 'i , f, wg 7 i Z s 5 , ff, if fy 4 4 ff ff f 1 V2 4 ff Z j my 2 W..f K WW, ,W is X Patty Harris Terrance Harris Keith Hartwig Robert Harvey . V4 af ' E fdkk 1-.,, My in 4. 4' Q, , 0 ,- -I ' ' S .Jr ,fa i ,I A fi Gwenn Hash Debi Hatch John Hayes Dale Hayse Jeanine Hendricks Claudia Herbst Regina Herdliska Calvin Herron 7, kv fx! I X 1 fi 1 M I 1-.. av - 'M X W. Shari Herzig Tom Hestand Janet Hibdon ,Q Going My way? a. HC 1' ,J .. ' 1, 5 .f Debbie Hiebert Chris Hiesburger Kathy Highlander x I 1 s ,Anlf ' , -f f f, W f ' f 4 3? 43, I 7 James Hildon Dan Hinton Rusty Holt Dan Hon Lloyd Hood Blaise Hornaday Greg Horne Denise Ho ss Rick Houston Janet Howard Kendra Hunter 1 in ffzlfff CC' a w f 2 'W' Wf? f J N Q , Z Nwfffl Vw., X , I Barbette Jackson Jerry Jackson Mark Jackson Sharon Jackson Vince Jacobson Gerald Jaramillo 82 Juniors 7 ,,, , ,ZZ fi S , S fl 'f i g I ! , f. V ..,. ,, , I I, ZW 4 , if t 3 zany?-f.',f ' Jw 1 f E ML' Z -fr-ff' ' , , ,U f 1 ' gf 3 f 9 pg? f fy -, Q, . ,, ,f c 4 ,if Scott Jennings Shellie Jensen John Jesse Cathy Johnson Greg Johnson Kurt Johnson i ,ski W f lj Q ng y J v Z f 4 4: ,V I f 2, 4, f , 4? vw 4 ' f 4 ' ff Z . Z f 5 .. ww, , f f C 1 ' fi., - ,J fi' I '1i.,,,,f'u lip, fffff , f -ff H V .1 X X fi 73: iq, Jim Johnson Danny Jones James Jones James Jones Jennifer J ones Mary Jones f Surprise, We're on Candid Camera. ' W ' i, W 'Wx si W Q 2' , Zi ' gf f.,,2h fb U' Z2 if 5 .Tw ' , ff F ' f , 1 , , , 3 A 54, , 'ff,,, X I we ,. 2 . ' W Agn .I fi 4512 'irffi ' : 'I . i sa. '14, , X ,, W W- ws . T ' 975' , i :jf WW , -M - W r, ' A J me .....-a-:I 1 mega:-:LM sa:.aT1:,1yfCf ,. We ll ,+A J Ray Jones Joni Justesen Kent Keck A Connie Juelich Joe J ulo Rick Kaneaster David Keil Keith Kassien Beth Kennedy Q frm' ,.,a..A..i. ,-.. - A: N fy I s 1- 7' J I he i I Le 5 fff J jg, 1 M rr ' X ,. , M.. 'V 1 V Diane Kennedy Keith Kensinger Debbie Kestler 'a Steve Kilbane VV f 1, 9 VV, ' f Vi -ig, ff, V , , - Rodney King David Kissee Tony Kissinger Helen Klopper rv t r '. edy gg , 4 VV MVA. X , Z f-mtg ,V 4 I F J X K3 ' ' I . ,.-e. f' 1 fi 3 's ,ir L! K 5 , , , V V j K 4 I 21 QQ . ,,,, ,,,., .fm ' ' z'f f wi ' 3 f , X K V x . f f fa . 'jlifaix , , Q ' V wig! 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W ' I I K, M W r ,, 1 ,, I 4, , it if, .,- Dina Brewer makes good use of the Media Center. ,. 4 na 5. f , , A 'Y f 'Z 'bl f f '11 V ,, V Zag? t Vicki Leal V,7m,, David Lassiter Steve Lecuyer Juniors 83 f? 'Qf A we , Q 4 bm X Vg, K ig i ss f Q2 'ZX s x 'I K ,X J Ya ,N X a x ss, X N X s X arry C X' Anita Lee Dean Lewis Ruby Lewis Kathy Lee Lynn Lewis Theodoria Lewis Patti Lefler Michelle Lewis Richard Lightfoot Julie Lines Mary Lloyd Randy Long J Elizabeth Lucito Edith Lundeen Kevin Lusby 84 Juniors Super-Scoop Tom Brown enjoys his work at the Donkey Basketball game Connie Lowe Barbara Lute V S ,f A , , i C .fv 5 -fr' . of ' I. 1 Eg. e , l it :.,:'d' Qi 5 5 H Ar sa Xb H 2 a ' UQ .f'fQf ' Charlie Love Todd Lucas Keith McCain James McClure l game. 5 2' 'I f 'QQ K , 'run 'r Q S N A - .- f ' , ,f ' 'f ' . ' Pl z ' 3 . Q' ' r A xl , - Q. , fr JL. ' 1. f . ' 1'- K' 4 5 ik c -' ik' Ev fi if f gr 41 'cf' 1' , I4 4 -. I D fa ,fl 1,5 l J, Y! X, xx a J 2 f 4 ,J A . f W Nr ff, , ,, iq N M,,f.f-din' ' f.. W, If X, ff ' f E Terry McDowell Karen McGourty Shelly McGuire Vicki McHoro Tom McKinley Robert McKinney Scott Macey Valerie Maddox Marty McCrary Tim McCullough George McDowell Sherri McDowell ,,,f- X Chanters cheer ruskin wrestlers to victory- '., J,,.f,, , Mike Bracken and Steve Peterman enjoy Psysiology. .. 4 ., ak M, .. f ,, , NAM.. , f X WI, ET I ,-,.wfh- 'WH J- f Don Maisch Mike Mann Allen Marshall Y f S af Q 'iw 'hr I 2, 7 Q rf' X I 5 Y, T Janet Marshall Christi Martin Retoine Marshall Nancy MHSTCTSOH Barbara Martin Cindy MaihcwS Juniors 85 86 Juniors af ' g Q,-,, rf, 6 . x a if I , cwv suis? f 'T' f- fl gs 4 .E NTT rr 1 2, - . 1, X ig' Kim Mattox Paul Meents Judy Meinhardt in fs 0' ,f P ri' , Q ,Li 'asf I , fxgf .h par if QQeQfy,M, x f ' m s . f gag. Q 5 V 1: ., ' 'Hx x 3 , 4.415 si f 'f '51 it 'iii 4 yi? gt' Q K! f Q ,Rf Y J' s My Q3 X, M, ix s KAY! X 4 sv 2 K A -LYXQ , X - , Nl i i 'W , ' Q, Q z' , 1 J ga X ' X t sg i , ass- AJ ' 4 f I .,i r,,, A sf is Xwfil' 4. U .Cer W 3 'O Q39 Q ein Xi ws Jf is xi-L J oe Meuschke Valerie Millon Diane Minor Robin Minor Lois Mitchell Lynn Mitchell Miss Gaines points out the answer. me New J ' X J lim X Q x Q N Geda Popp sings to the delight of the Gold Choir. rf 1 X Q 'RMU X X 3 , z . J feilxsxlrai- v ,V Gy ff Q4fQkfzJ Ri ck Xiafirljf' 7 ,Q sy I VM I .+ 1 .. A Z Syfwwcwwmf X . -Qw- 4' .- x , XX.: ,sl N . . AKSQ, IQQA J iksygmfk ,Vsg, y M W , g X . 5 1,1 . x A X ., , V sw 3 i. Q H- 1 ' ., ,QP g - ' T55 2 S X sf fl X T sss N Moons e ,M if K AQ as 5, t , 1 1, 1 Q 2.4 C X sr -r QNX is K .ox ' - X . . x L 2 W 1'E'f'f.gi- X - X A x E it X yi V Lx X 1 I ,,. ,1. , ss-r : N M fl ffxf ,., a ,X 4 -r -gk I -r . rc, - .' ,N 3 tg X K my f , 5 . Q f N We iii 2 ' i 5 aft' A N3 E r, S J .- f x ' 4 x. S N- Y if . ff :J if f' - Q 'Q 1, , it X is f 1- fs . Nix . H r J' J 'A 1 N ee.e e . . V s - Q' ear.-'X , J -N 'S J r is f Q' or r :ii ' ik : 'f f i flxifpggis s is 5 HM. . 4' ' J xf ' T Y i su ' 1 t-S K as' I , 55 X' we if si' - X - + Yiv 1 5'fi 1 'I K , 1 2 - fag X - , ce ,1 Y if A Taj Q Q 543 fx gtg is is-Q , fs , Xxx QR-JSM X ,Q gqqfm, Ji as 'V U55 Q 'L X ' S Linda Mize Michael Moeller Jamie Mooneyham Shirley Moore Tammy Moore Kathy Morgan Scott Morgan Kathy Morril Robin Morris 54 , ,ww 3 '4 9-1 . ,M f 'Z ' I 4 f 1 ,lg ,111 ,W Q f My , f 4? ,f f iff ' 5 u iv A., X I M, 'W ln, rv ,yu fu. 3' A X 1 . ii ' si? ftf'f4 in 'il 'IS fs , . ,I hz' 'f ' , 'Hex Les Neely Phil Neff Tom Morrow Byron Meyers Kim Mosher Dennis Nash 4 'w H ., '- -4, .151 ,I Aff-wa Kathy Lee invents mini beauty salon. IJ J af , l , 1 I x it K 5 .. l A M S Marie Nelson Russell Nicholson Patty Nissen 'Q 1 . .v...,.a,,..qN IFA V V e --- - -r ai-r ' ' 1--me f --- -1 5' ' - c f' ' .. - Pam Friesen is secretly the Eagle Mascot. David Norman Chris O'Dell Dana Officer if a s -A Karen Olco tt Mary Ortiz Kelly Osborne Kristine Otis Terry Pain Kathi Pape Ch .2 u y g 4.,,,,, I -fv- liz: Juniors 87 1 -' ...Lu-it-' -Q -- , -gf -' . I n -I , V f , - 1. - V I - - t - , I , , Rodney Stinson eludes his pursuers. ,f , ' 241 'UN 'Qi J ,if g, .ff ,mv W 1 5 .' ,f Y I J W Z wif '43 I ' 4? W ,f y ,fix QW r m fg X73 WW'-xv 88 Juniors 11 X Chad Pauley Deborah Pendleton Chuck Pener Stephany Penell Karla Peterie Steve Peterson Shari Peuster Jim Phillips .7 - f U , , ' f 1 f f A f, fr ,,,.. s-'- E UM ,fm f .ff My-...L U :5,j' 'V f L, G5 -,. X' L he-fr Q t, , v we I , , , f 47 r r ff V We W- f X... ,f if . W f 'IA f , 'S I W 77? ' ..,., rf. ff 1 .. ,V 4 , 4 , f I ' , 9? A -, I 4 yy, N, 7 P' Z- , c f' 'Q ff 7 1 61 ' .4 5 1 s W' ,, ,,!4...,g,'fY' f ,f ff Catherine Pilsl Patti Pipher Sandy Ping Chipper Pitz Brent Pinney Elizabeth Pollard B2 , ,f f 7 , ' '31, X f W I X wif, I M ff y f Q X I f W 'V W' 4 2 A ff if ' W ' 50 ,fx 0 gd at Kathy Porretti Loren Province Marlene Pulver Steve Carver gets his glasses cleaned. fvw..,, v. E K 4 ff YQ ,f ,f ffm I A I EE E? ' '7 ' J...-..,A, , . W-.a4.f.f..- - QQ f Z ,W pq riff ' ln f ' ' .f ,- 1 31 R T7 as My l M il Ml' I 465 1 Steve Purnell Jocelyn Quarles Candy Rabinowitz Jacque Rainey Q., ,ov f- ' L' .L - Q M., H Hglg 3355 P f ' as Aw., V - ri N N , Q M 5 L,.. , Y A.-.-,.-.,.,1 ,. ,... --,A,-.,. W VA - - . H1-va P. . .- Y Y, , ,- ,-,.-, ,- -'-. ,--.. - ,.- .,.. - 4.4, .,-- fx -- V-.141 ., . .S ,.,, , lv Lb, ,' mfg J, 1 , x,v2' k , , A p,0.,x7' w '-W f . . 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If ,f,Qf'!,7fWw Qi., ,f y. f I' A V! .www , 6, fy I f , 14. f X f f f 7 W, f 14. 1 1 X W WW , 5 all X , 1' U ff. wif, ,ff Q57 2,1 Q , is , 25 Q I W,7 ,,, Darrin Reid Renee Renaudin Rick Rhodes yi 2 gf M JW , , , 1 I 5' mf , fc f ,,,i ff 7 , ,, V I ,W ' f ', ,JW M Mg My f' Q 115, f f 1 f 7 If ff ., X if 4 Q f X' WH Norman Richie Mark Ricketts Steve Rickwa David Riggs Pat Roach Sherri Robinson ., H 1 A., V .7 ff ffff , H 4- . .,, ' ,ff er., L 5 , , K A pg? XZ .V A , W J t 1 ' M , Z! f 1: , ' ff? 'f f ' f , JCM ,fqz 1 ff ! I J j' - I QE, M , , , . V I c J 0' Sm I at a t -3 42, A' ,- ,, aj S f- ' 1 G ' f in if Q s ' 1 Danny Smith Diana Smith Dwayne Smith ,3 R Howard Smith Ruth Smith Karen Smith Tondna Smith Keith Smith Wayne Smith Roxanne Snider Ed Souter Johnny Sparks NQW 1 ,LV .- W Y' f ' : , 90 Juniors Dana Dawson anxiously awaits Patty Daugherty's set-up. h l fl .f 7 ' f' 'I , 1 Z 7, ,M f ff -cw A M' ff , , fi g, f fy , Q W ff 'V , ff? 4 f t ,Z 1? X X ' 1 fl ff, 2 1 gf F7 f Q f 4 Z i az ' f Z! Q Mary Spivey Danny Stafford Penny Stanley , ' . f,, . if 4i2fff ' 'I Q ,V ' 1 V5 Wf 'I ,, 27? H MW L1 ff Q? t f' - , ,,, 5, 2 ' - -My vMfS'7,,7 7 4 I f V iff? ff ff ,fx T , 1 f fx nys: t.. - 1. f , . , f X I, 4 ' 9' xi S X i W :xv ZI'-:V , ,f A.: f Q- ,inf f 0, . ,f f ,ffff ', V ,N V A ,f lgm f 5- I, f f . 2552 f 2 f f., , r, f . S, ' S f lt, S - , by R A if fl' Steve Stienmeyer Karin Stenstram Bob Stevens Sheila Stevens Lisa Stover Kim Strauss Russell Sullivan Lesa Summers Tamie Sutko Q, 2? gg Q 5,35 .Q 7 HRV 5 . Y ?v-u N14 W rin -.pf ,,, , ,, , ,, ff ' fr ff , 1 Mark Sutton Bonita Taylor Veronica Sutton Bernard Taylor Lisa Taddicken Sheila Taylor Tony Talley Mark Thomas X 'w.,' Mark Thomas Mark Thomas Matt Thomas Pam Thrailkill .Y M lv aw Aw, Come on you guys, it's not that bad, ponders Jaci Conner. Beth Tosatto Richard Touchstone John Tripaldi Shime Toms Bonita Turgeon Rhonda Turnham ragga in 'Yu David Upchurch Gina VanDeusen if-'F-51 Two o'c1ock dreams for Bill Berberich. Juniors 91 92 Juniors The question is: How Can Love Survivef' asked by Tammy Hale and Loren Province. 453 K , A Pa m Va ughn Pat Vermillion , . v ' Q f y is. H, V, iss' or New Diana Wachtel Janice Wagester ft, ff , V ff 7 I ,ff-f..,g9 , 1 was M ,UW .qs A , ,Vi V aww jj , ff A 1 i X 3 QQ it X am 4 W , f 9, ,Nb WAWW1 KH W ia' f X f X , .,f 4 46 A, , Y 'l 5 . 2M , V x . gals. W Julie Wagester Kelly Wait ,W' 7 Q f 1 W ffflx ,X f ff ,wi ,, 1 QW , V .5 3 ' Z, f 5 ' ,' A 'fum 1' if f f W 2,31 v,,.x va,-2, ff-.W f-' -was f If iff' 1 A ',f ' 72, 1' 44 f W 5 fi' ffm' X ,, , W 2 X 9 fakawfw' 7 Yvonne Walker Ann Ward Eric Wardlow Glenn Watkins I, X 'av .f i 'W' , f ff ' fa QM? 5. .,,, , I V, f .ef ,f , L ,Z ,. ,,, pf ,J er' X' If f of- , , a ff' f ' Z! , jf 2 qw. ' '4 f , af ff I0 Z f W K .,., ftp, 'U mf , .f ,, vs f f ,fw 6 '7 W ' A ,W f X A Y ? Z fy, Xa ! 4 , ww ff?,j4, 07, I ff 2 fl Pam Watson Kenny Weathers Elaine Weess Diana Wells f f f Nf 'Wh 1 Jf' f ff ' fl W, M47 an l, X ,f sz, 1 Uff' I f , 0 Xie 7 2 Y ,,,..f Jack Wente Connie West David West Kelly West lhvid Gaylord, Jr. Fullback, runs for another touchdown. 2 f we V ,, . i, i , V, 'T l 5 ' , I ix l nr, . 1 qi W A Q, ,J , ' A 13 f y. P' r ' Y O ' N5 , 1 I HN 4-A ' I , K ,g My ' 41 f 1, JW A 4, is A 44' K f 1 S J? 4 : gs I-if N. W 122 Sherry West Tina West Vernon West Ed Westfall Larry Wheat Debi White Krista White i Sharon White . Theresa Whorton at Shari Wilbur 3 -4: we if ,l fc XxX f l r yt X ,i , , 4 , Q 5 gf, X If .,,,-f. 4 Y if , Asia SV ' Brad Williams Byron Williams Cheryl Williams Derek Williams LaDonna Williams K 'H..,., , ,A iv 2 nl N . 1 Coach Dowell whistles while he works. ta , 4 . W I 1? ,K . W -rf' , A, X 6, 4, A , gf- 5 ff ,,f LQ if X, ff g ka ,V 3 .' f 7 , f x 4 at - 1 ff W y w y ', ff ,pa f , X 4 3 wif-za, . fi! W W A' 'f Teri Wilmot Barbara Wilson Cindy Wilson Gail Wilson Ellis Winfield John Worden yyyi vx ,ff I David Wright Preston Young Terri Zirkcl 4,4 W Juniors 9 3 J -' ' ...Q ,W , , . , ,..... , ,,, , Q ., , -' , 2 'I 1 2 Z Z' . 1 1 is ,W 15. is ft, FX f D If X 'Qs X ff l Y ,Z X X W Q Q 'S -f , f gr , 5 ' ':bC.., f 55 ' , W ! - milk X t X E S 1 Q X is Q X sax w...gsqsL X Ruskin D. J. Joey Birchard, keeps spirits high on the morning announce- ITl6I1tS. lnth Innlng Woes For a second straight year, Gctober brought controversy to Ruskin classrooms. What were the teachers and students taking time out to debate on? The Kansas City Royalls loss to the New York Yankees in the American League Playoffs. ln an impressive seasonal showing, the Royals pulled away from the four team seasaw for first place in late June to capture their second divisional title. Moreover, they won more games than any other team in the majors, notching 102 victories against 60 defeats But in the championship series, as in 1976, they faltered. Again it was New York in the ninth inning of thc fifth and final game who won the chance to compete in the World Series. Try- ing to protect a 3-2 lead, manager Whitey Herzog waved in his pitching ace, Dennis Leonard. Leonard didn't stick around for all three outs, and the Royals lost by a heart-breaking 5-3 margin. Fans at the game and in front of their television sets were pre- paring for a night of celebration until Kansas City's ninth inning nightmare. The next day, Herzogis strategy and the Royal's unabil- ity to win the big one came under fire. Eventually though, the de- bates simmered down, and Ruskinites sat back and waited for the next year. Shane Barnett Jane Barrett Sandi Beamer f f Z' f .',- ff' , f , .1 , if np: I K John Beckett John Beffel My Way? 4 ff ,mf ,fyfms cxigfz ZA Cristy Begley Stan Bennett , Jerry Besaw Donna Billings garb Lomrey rr-calls thc Homecoming Dance with pictures. Seniors 95 .,,, f' 'f f Q., -ma,-...,,....,,,,,.n-1 W f f fyf f 'f 7 ' 4 X W , , N, -.D N-..,,-Q T Joey Brrchard Harvey B1Sh0P Ron Blazic hw gig Z Pam Price jokes, It is harder to cheat on tests with these high desks. Bob Blintzler N Rrchard Bjorgo Terry Black - , ,W yy Q f,,, ,ff ff Miss Taylor relishes her solitude. Mary Bliss s...,,,,,M , 96 Seniors SHCHI Blake Karen Blankenship 'WM '--ww-.,.,.,,,,,,, Yvette Gonzales digs the game of volleyball. A A f6 ff' f 1' f . f ' Q 2, Z I? if 1 ' X' V 1, f v, f 4251 M If ,I my ' f, 1 M 2 fa f f, 4 2722 4 f. -. -. -.s 1. -Q ,Q L.: I ' av Q 6' .I. ,..eg Richard Carpet Charles Carr Rose Louise Carr James Carroll ss Y V IT' I yn--v. fr. Q s, ,cf as y y ii M- V. ,Q .A . Kathleen Carroll s s 'KVM git' ,asdvql ,yi Am. X .rf-'sa U 'i L- 1 4 Jeff Carson Donald Carter Jane Carvel Steven Carver Linda Cassady David Chapman Judy Cheesman Santos Cismeros Bob Clark Gaye Clark HE fr xx!! W ,W ff 'af 7, 4? N, Future Homemakers and their world of make believe. ance Calls It Quits It was another bad year for politicians. Although America seemed to be restoring its faith in government, Washington had its problems. Koreagate began its steamroll into what may boil into a Congressional Watergate. The United States may give up the Panama Canal. After only one complete year in office, some are predicting only one term for President Jimmy Carter. And of course, 1977 brought another resignation, that of Bert Lance. September's end brought Lance's decision: he would call it quits after months ofturmoil from critics. Resigning his post as director ofthe Office of Management and Budget, he was ending his short-lived stay in Washington, to which he had come as Car- ter's first Cabinet choice. Nationwide, Lance was attacked by the news media for questionable bank practices and political activities, including bank overdrafts and his casual use ofthe National Bank of Georgia's plane-for both his and Jimmy Carter's political purposes. ln the end though, strongly reminiscent of the Nixon affair, President Carter insisted his Georgian friend had done nothing wrong. Seniors 99 Q,-...av Kirby Clark Kirk Clausmg TOHYH M- Claycomb Richard Coker Frank Cole 'NW v wth' Donna J. Collins I1 . x as S M if. N R R X I N4-A-,v ifewae . 53 + f . 5 if 4 4 J 13 5, A 'Six ' X ' Nm ',. I x-f D W, Q, 'w sir, Ginny Dahms 5 fs, N355 tg wp,i,.f,gS31e,Fgif ,f 6P?,1M iw, as :kojiL.fP CS' A1flM5lll5ff2' cnilffmr i llll lm! lO0 Seniors R f Elizabeth Collins Charles Courier Curtis Crawford Tom Cushing S . F x Patricia Davenport Michael Davis Patty Daugherty Denise Degenhardt C, i.:,. - H Ffi f ,gm Q, ,iq - , 4' , . Q, i, D 1 ix ,X i ,,e4,f my , e x 1' MW C ,LQ ,hrr ow AWN .r Y9:s' s.. - 1 -?gs'5 -af-fr . A L f ,. ' ,, S, ., U 1 .-' 'i News 5 l 1 1 K is ' 'z Qi -W-i-in z QW X 5 - 'zlkfg f f 2 ' 'Q 1' , 1, 5 - . 4 sf f ' W' X r . .'-li-iff' 2 - .f..:a.:sa,aw , l Y 4, -uf -,--.-en. - ,swim-.' .Aa 4 Ngceggjg ek. 'high Q. Q xx- ,,, .ea , f. - A s 5 C f . . Q K X The Three Musketeers plus one. .gm-1.-.f:x...e..,-.rf. -1-m-sw-+f:-...,.g?gF,,,- ,-',,,,,,,eQ,r'We C. -fiaffw ,mr 7,1 1 lil 7' J' af fr S 1 my ZS gf? 1, N . 733, s f ., X S 1 ,-1 lg Q A - ly - -3 'E 325 L-:f ...,,, -1 , ,. .Zi-xt.-. V . - , '1 if-' , . hr , Y Y--..-- F-Y ----r I V u lot X? X NG- VLA S ss x ,:.,V 'S ss :ix . ,t 7 ff Xl X. x X 'S s my 4 is X X . f ,V . .. f rs is X X 4-' X x s SV x Q, mm 1 au 14.1 r-f aww' ,. 1 FOIYOII R A 4. nfl att lriving. H 1 4551+ , 5 sv' , , A ' wifes Middle East eace Prevalent With Israelis and Egyptians talking face-to face in Cairo, it seemed possible for the Hrst time in a generation that the bitter battle in the Mideast might give way to beginnings of peace. That was mostly Anwar Sadat's doing, but the President obviously would be a beneficiary. But by the end ofthe year, things began to come around. Israel's Menahem Begin flew to Washington to consult with.President Carter on the Cairo peace conference. Sadat, and even the Russians and Sy rians sent word that they might yet attend the Geneva talks that Carter had been urging r from the start. Sadat's bold step took much initiative away from the United States in the Mideast negotiations. Rather than the comprehen- sive process Carter was pushing for, the Egyptians' and Israelis were negotiating mostly with each other. Washington 's new role was to ensure that they kept talking. to bolster Sadatfs initia- tives, urge Israel to be forthcoming and lobby the Russians and Arabs to join the dialogue toward an eventual overall agreement. 3 5 Top 0' the morning to ye, says Tim Putthoff. Cheryl Furey ' V7 P fs ? f gf K 4 M if ' ,i W I 'F e S W M- ,Q f' X 21 'T' if f , Q X fl 1 f ' If , ! 1 ' ,X jf Gerry Gerry f ,-z 9 f f 1 W ' f 5495! W, if - V ffgvf, W, Q , f , Qi 4 z Z 71 ' n 4, , f W , , , 7 G ff' , ffl, f, M , 0 J I , fzfygk, f' M J Z f -I 'If af-iff V, QQ 1 it Mike Gilio , 1 , fs, - H , Q W ,I ,X 'Q J x f , Laura Gabel James Garton Tami Gatewood Ban-y Gefgmer as . ss'1':?P ' KS Ray Gerry Dana George Carol Genrich Terrie Giambalvo 9. , 4 , Q X -f, Q,-,, L f 4 N if Q 'ff - A 4 ' f ,nf was 145 1 i - ' 2 ' : , .fs ,Z .t t . 1 M 9 MW- f V 1, 5 , . ,. f Jfgs' f r f 4 ' ,,.v:w:f'f,f:? ' ' :E ns x 11 f ,fit s 2 as , , V W' 2 K fp rhjwsyg 'Q ff, f SWR- is J X 2 5 K , A- 2 Q 'Bi f-1 l A 1. ,, phil Gill David Gish Donna Glidewell Marcia Goldcr Sc niors 103 .g, . , . -V J ... 6' ,, Isp, X r as . ifsl ' gg' xi W lx ig .5 sf, x s X , X s - -i-X , is X 1 s wi N 'QSM Ck, Ni ,,,f in-1 Y Craig Hamilton Mark Harlacher Crysti Hankins Donna Harris Debbie HHN 0. six ss s 55? -XQXS, V5 x X s XNQ X . .X vs. '7- wi ,S WX Q B t X WRX Tun Hartlg KCVIH HHItHett mnells X s I s I ! X rllquist 3. if Af , if, I WIjool4cr'f'l quiesilorim tfilfrflfv' italian, K ,iw 2 s Soaping the Famil Hour Television has gone about as far as it can go, as far as contro- versial issues are concemed. Nothing is sacred. Homosexuality, Wife beating, child-abuse, incest, babies being bom right on the screen, living together, violence-all are subjects that are presen- ted every week before, during, and after family hour. 'lSoap, Family, Three's Company, and Fish,' are a few ofthe programs dealing in these controversial issues. Of course, the classic, HAH in the Familyf' as well as other long playing series are still around, too, contributing their part to the long list of touchy subjects. The success of these shows seems to mean the public Wants to hear about these matters, and possibly learn and understand what is going on in their world. But not all the programs are adverse, ullappy Days, 'lLaveme and Shirleyf, Little House on the Prairief, and other less con- troversial programs are still getting high ratings. Jeff Haupt lcflrcl' llaycs Senior 'Y ,,.. 0 2' ,-.s 3 , ns-..gu.z....... ,4..s s 5 X Xxx X X X A Debbie Hooten Barbara Hoover Dereen Horne , wo Pi' W , Jimmie Hosfield Ron House Robert Hunt fb. Us x-H4 Liam ,,,..,,,W-- Zo, ,, 4,9 . sv Joe Huser Sandy Irving Richard Israil i X 5, Frank Jackson .3 1 , rw f 1 f fp! 'fn J f ' 1 5' 3 J K g , ,Nl ' ' .lr 'jfff 'jf' ,V , X ,L 514,057 1 f K- rx X V ' 2 J V A ' ' f I ' . 77 I I 92,172 , I A NW ,A 1 V I x ,, f W ' f WM 51 of , 5,7 ,. 1. I ' f af :. , f 1,4 ..,,, f ' x if 4 , J L. 'J ii, ' EQ i Donna Jackson le Grand Marshal and Class Entries: the 1977 Senior C1238 float- J Nancy Eulitt winds up for a mean backhand smash. Bob Iverson Seniors 107 f . -pf ? gf . I ' ' ... , . f7 5 5: in Vi.: . -. -3 K.: --4,4 v -. V . UW- W.-.- .-,.,,, Y ,, ,Y . ,x-. Q. x i I .1 ' i Nw -I 55' V ,,, A. fi ,f ' r v-4 EPT 5. nery 15- 'HQ.A iv'-swf Linda Mosby Mitch Moshier OUSC ,ue W, ,,WWwhwW4vW1famW ,.,m.,,1uaaMQ Is Jerry Forte as fast on the keys as he is on the track? SSQQQ as-aw QR Philip Mullen J abe Murray JIIC Dana Meyers Diane Myers Leslie A. Neely Km NCC99 Barry Newcomer Michael J . 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N , ' aff M74 V ,ff if-ff .1 V if Q My f 03-ff, aiyff Lf',fy, WM ef QM 75 W ff, x Z' ffQiMwf ' V ,ff yfgfgvz f jf ,f W,,Wy,', 1 f Y xxx 4 'K , 9 .3 .. 5- 6' Z ' - X w, . , x ,J uf- 'gf , . iv' 0 52 Q Varsity Ends With Success ul Season The Varsity football season came to a close with five wins and five losses. A few of the highlights for the year were winning two games in one week, defeating Ray- town South Cardinals, described by the Kansas City Star as a 'fMajor upsetf, and, narrowly missing first place in the final Middle Six Conference standings. Coach Gerald Partridge explained what he plans to do for next season. We plan to continue to work hard to develop the best in our people as players and young men, so that they may attain their goals as a team and in later lifef' 1 Coach Partridge gives a message from the side lines. 2 David Gaylord wrestles with opposition for possession of the ball. 3 Senior linemen. 4 John Brennan demonstrates defensive tackling. 5 Quarterback, David McNay, discusses strategy with Coach Partridge. 6 Senior backs. 7 The pass . . . and the completion. l23 Varsity l totbill J ie- 11 lg: 3, i -Y , - wc 'F' -4:1 J-aw ', ' ,---r ' x' 1 J f'3- -..'-' ff 1 ,.', . ,Zh ..- .-D L .1-:-.2-,Til . ' ..,--' .- --'-4. ' t ,.v-, -,,,, - .-'.- -- ,.,. ,- J. V. Football Posts 3-1 Season The Junior Varsity football team ended their season with three victories and one defeat, with the help of their coaches, Mr. Michael Noland and Mr. John Beeson. There were many things accomplished this year, but the most important one was the players working together as a team. When the coaches choose players for the team they look for certain qualities. When Coach Noland was asked what type of athlete he looks for to be a player, he replied, A person with character, be- cause football doesn't build character, it eliminates those without itf' 1 But I told the bus driver not to leave,', says Mr. Harper. 2 Coach Gunther sends another play in. 3 1977-1978 Junior Backs. 4 Ruskin charges onward to the goalline. 5 Facemask penalty coming up for Lee's Summit. 6. 1977- 1978 Junior Linemen. Junior Varsity lfootball 125 .,.,.,.,,,,,...-.,........-....-... 1 3 4 126 Sophomore lfootball .ib- Y ,, ,. , ,, W-.-,Wf .-f----,M-,-V ----.-.V -f-' -k 4- -1+-f--W -'f-fvxlr' . ., - MW- :Y va 'xg H K A M-M F ,V , 7,7 ... ...W ',.-.--ff-f-+ -- ---N L-..f - - ,-, - , I .-7 -1 'P 4- -1 If 3, 331 L- ., s, va. 'K ' 4 5. M. 1 is .X , '19 , - nd N1 if cu -1 ? 'Mi' ,M vyit W. fax. W .aw 541533 ,T :ff-Z if Nb - Cross Countr trides to Victor Ruskins' Cross Country Team got off to a dashing start, pacing yet another suc- cessful season With victory after victory. High finishes in the Ruskin, Park Hill, South East, Southern Missouri West, and another invitationals were good enough to earn the team a second place finish in Conference and third in District. But the Ruskin tracksters accomplished much more than this. They also sent two run- ners, Frank Hood, Senior, and Kevin Clark, Junior, to the State meet. Their dedication and effort brought much rec- ognition and pride to Ruskin. Many school and class records, which have stood for years, were broken by both in- dividual and team efforts. Coach Alford attributed the over all success to many hours of hard work and much dedication from the athletes. 1 Kirby Clark runs for the finish. 2 Gary Siwiec can't believe the race is finally over. 3 Condi- tioning is important for Ruskin Cross Country members. 4 Relaxation is earned by star runner Frank Hood. 5 Front row, left to right: Jeff Clark, Fred Groh, Dean Lewis, Chris Gish, and manager Tom Hood. Back row: Coach Larry Frazier, Gary Siwiec, Randy Rusk, Dan Hinton, Kirby Clark, Eric Zugenbuhler, Kevin Clark, Frank Hood, and Coach Rick Alford. 6 It's a tight race for Ruskin, coming around the tree. Cross Country 129 ...- 5- ai D .f ,swf 'rvq-uv ,-1 -1 -r .gi 54 5-. W 1 4 -i 'E , yy' C BBL :H- -- F' 9 Z. ., Girls ennis akes Second The Girls Tennis Team placed second in Conference with 7 wins and 4 losses. Nancy Eulitt, team captain, took second in singles at Conference. The members of the Girls Varsity Ten- nis Team Were Ginny Dahms, Michelle Sixta, Nancy Eulitt, Lisa Knuth, Kandy Simmons and LaDona Walker. The mem- bers ofthe Junior Varsity team were Regina Lemmon, Cheryl Smith, and Robin Blaser. 1 Left to Right: LaDonna Walker, Robin Blaser, Kandy Simmons, Lisa Knuth, Nancy Eulitt, Ginny Dahms, Michelle Sixta, Cheryl Smith, Regina Lemmon, and Coach Chris Williams. 2 Kandy Simmons and her dynamite back-handed swing. 3 Nancy Eulitt shows her winning deter- mination. 4 Lisa Knuth in her classic tennis pose. 5 Ginny Dahms serves her way to another win. 6 Oh . . ., I missed exclaims Regina Lem- mon. Girls T ennis 133 Q ,-, 4 , , . - ld. ,. -- - , -- . --:. .. A. - 4 ie 4, W 1 X ,,, -,, ,. .,w,.,.,,, , , W ,,-, , ,. n I v e ense: Eagles' Main Goal With a twelve man squad made up of height, ability and experience how can a team go wrong? Eagles coaches emphasized defense in practice and actual game strategy. The leading rebounders were Roy Butts and Howard K. Smith. Top offensive players were Jack Knolley, Roy Butts and How- ard Smith, while Russ Duncan captured the top free throw percentage. Forming a strong team base were seniors Gene Tutt, David McNay, and juniors Rodney King, John Galloway, Robert Harvey and Dwight Bury. l Howard K. Smith, John Galloway, and Jack Knolley show their leaping ability. 2 Members of Varsity Basketball team ham it up off the court. 3 Varsity Basketball team membres include front row: Scott Jennings, managerg Gregory McDaniels, Dwight Bury, Gene Tutt, John Galloway, and Rodney King. Back row: Kathy Morrill manager, Russ Duncan, Mark Rickettes, Robert Harvey, Howard K. Smith, Roy Butts, Jack Knolley and Coach Frazier. 4 Coach Frazier pulls for his team all the way through the game. Varsity BB 135 1, . YY I- 'ag' J. V. Has Success ul Year The J.V. Basketball team concluded an exciting season with steady progress after each game under the leadership of any one of the seven players as team captain. Mr. Doug Taylor commented, It will be nice when the day arrives that the stereotype 'jock' no longer exists. It will be great when grades, homework, school, teachers, family, religion, and the athlete are the same. We may not achieve all of this in one season but 'By golly, it's gonna come. 1 Coach Taylor gives his team encouragement during a time out. 2 Pat Roach shoots for two more points. 3 Pat Roach dribbles past the ob- servant referee. 4 Come on boys, let's hustle! Coach Taylor yells as his team moves down the court. 5 Greg McDaniels goes up for a lay-up as Robert Harvey watches. 6 Robert Harvey helps Ruskin break a tie game. J.V. Basketball I37 ...Q . , ,, A , ,, ,' , , , , g , L-,.. , 4 1 ! i j 1 . ., .9 ,Q 1 I Donnell I nherits Sophomores The sophomores ended their season with tremendous improvement under the leadership of Mark Mershon, team captain. Coach John Donnell, in his first year as sophomore basketball coach, stated that The players are taught to not give up, to have enough patience, and to wait for the breaks, this will be the winner in the end. 1 Front row, left to right: Lester Davenport, Jed Schrimshaw, Nato Popp, Frank Gonzales, and David Bosworth. Back row, left to right: Coach Taylor, Bryan Williams, Mark Mershon, Jim Cooper, Mike Carter, Ron Soychak, Brian Steen, Brent Hotchkiss, Greg Mason, Scott Corkran, and Coach Donnell. 2 Mark Mershon makes an easy basket. 3 Coach Taylor watches on and off the court. 4 Greg McDaniels jumps at the baseline. Soph. basketball 139 , That's the Wa the Ball Bounces Four returning letterwomen, Patti Dau- gherty, Karen Olcott, and captains, Dana Dawson and Laura McCarthy, made up the nucleus of the Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Practices were led by head coach Ms. Elaine Taylor, who said the new gym is a real asset. Other team members were: Wanda Bennett, Debbie Von Waaden Kim Loteckie, and Sherri McDowell. 1 1977-78 Girls Basketball Team 2 Head coach, Ms. Elaine Taylor, stresses teamwork. 3 Laura McCarthy and Dana Dawson, captains of the Girls Varsity Squad. 4 Dana Dawson shoots for two. Girls Varsity Busktlb lll 141 hw M' .gf 1' at 73- ,,-.1 -- A.. . A ,,.L- ,,,.. ,,- . J. V. Girls Pla Well The Junior -Varsity Girls Basketball team started with a 3-l record. The team members that made this possible were Captains Ronnie McHaro and Karen Ol- cott, Betty Williams, Lisa Whitfield, Deb- bie Von Wasden, Ela James and Donna is iol Butts. They began their grueling practices in October under the supervision of the Ju- nior Varsity coach Karen Capron. 1 The 1977-78 J.V. Girls Basketball team. 2 A11 eyes are on the ball. 3 Ruskin outmaneuvers Lees Summit. 4 Surrounded. . . 5 The opponent makes an unsuccessful attempt to block. 6 Ruskin makes another steal. Girls.lV BB 143 .-1 .C '11 ,Q- 54 0. Q -a -y F. ...z I E f L X i E 2 5 i 1 E a 4 5 E l z 2 , SW1 V- ,V 7 , -.: lx a P Q iwafxk s. WNQXX X Y :S k t ' i. 5' X Q 3 EQSQQ? i' f, . ,a k I Elf F , Gets Tough The J .V. Wrestling season opened with a match against the Leeis Summit Tigers on December 13. The Eagles as a Whole were victorious, and individual Winners included Manuel Martinez, Darrell Forte, Kelly Schaefer, Pat Rogers, Bill Frazier, Jeff Farr. Squad members lost their tirst home match, which was the Ruskin Quadran- gular. They took fourth place. Under the supervision of Coaches J im Clark and Bill Allen, the squad partici- pated in nine dual, nine quadrangulars and two tournaments for an exciting, busy 1977 season. 1 Boyd Nolan watches a match intently. 2 Tom Morrow is in a precarious position. 3 Brent Teas ley gets a grip on his opponent. 4 Coach Allen checks the match's agenda. 5 Spectators enjoy Tom Morrow's determination. 6 Jeff Tindle is dynamite against Hickman's best. .1VxVl'CN111l1Q, 147 Z 1. 5 a s 5 i 1 ,-., 7' , . ,, . ' . , , , Q, 4. .-.K ,, ., ,444 . 1 1 n -.,,. 22' 1 ::.:'V , ' XX I I .-1 .4 '75 ,Q L. p. n. -Q 5 i ' kv C' if -d, fri V., dyqkiaa--fm., 2 5 P 2, A' All ., ,Z i V z .rib -hf,,7',' is 41 T' ,w 4: m , sz ,ff ' ' na, if bf 451- pf- f,,. Z lv W , Um.. , f As. ' -P ,nm f -f ' 1' . fl 1 1 - v Qffj ' ' ,Ar ', -f. '.' J V quad Gets Down When you hear the call for the class of '80 you can be assured the JV Cheerlead- ers are behind it all the way. The ,77-'78 JV squad was made up of six very talented sophomores headed by Jaci Conner, Billie Ann Wardell co-capt, Jennifer Bartley, Kathy Musgrave, De- anna Moore, Dana Oyer. The yellpower of this squad is over- whelming. Who said all sophomores are all alike? The JV squad proved different. 1 JV Cheerleaders aren't quite like all other sophomores. 2 Jaci Conner-capt., Deanna Moore, Dana Oyer, Billie Ann Wardell, Jennifer Bartley, Kathy Musgrave. 3 When can we come down? 4 Would you hurry up? asks Jaci Con- ner. 5 Can this be Charlie's Angels? 6 You can lean on me, says Jennifer Bartley. 6 v .IV Cheerleaders 153 f , Y x , , . , A-.. . Q.- , MW, , 1 I D N ' . I Q , . .,. ., ,D .I ggi? 41- ' ,V l K ,,, ,. , 5, ,.-,,, -. ., ,W I 5 Q xi . wx + EQ SE :X N 1 . A , . .Ag ,K 'Ee . bl'-fi. 0 Nl . Q- f R X, ,, . fa ...., ,,,, , W ,M 427 M MGX' f 2 4,2 va P yu ,7 av we G6 and all the -1' , , ,,,,, W wfY,,,,'Mi Q I Q4 H ff rf-.f ,, W M 1 f f men and women merely players. .--.Y Qui W, X Ifffff' A M, V P gf! I Hlk.'kIIlLlI1fRllSkil1 155 '.'1 -I 'V' 'Z P--T .ff .ul 'P fu C 'F' Q. ,' x. ..,. 2- 5 x X 494- l - X J J, A V - . , f qi:,t:..1,.f..-?:- -Y 2,4 1,3 8 5 158 Chunters , . - ' Tf ' ff n z' 5-1 ..-b A . H - - ' ' ' . 6 7 3 9 ' :fZ A First For the hunters I said release yourself and let your spirits flowg cause the mighty mighty Eagles are gonna go go go! The Chanters are a squad of eight girls led by the sponsor Mrs. Judy Washam, and the two co-captains Dana George and Deb- bie Gladden. The girls travelled to the University of Missouri at Columbia to participate in a summer camp. It was their first year to attend a cheerleading camp and it proved to be quite a big success as they were awarded two blue ribbons, two red rib- bons, a first place ribbon for a pom pon dance, as well as the spirit stick which they won three out of four days enabling them to bring it home. They could be found cheering at all the girls volleyball games and wrestling matches. There were three new girls on the squad Denice Ewert, Sophomoreg Barb Looney, senior, and Kathy Wolfe, senior. 1 Janet Howard, junior Chanter. 2 Kathy Wolfe, senior Chanter. 3 Denice Ewert, sophomore Chanter. 4 Donna Reyburn, senior Chanter. 5 Front row, left to right: Janet Howard, Debbie Gladden, Denice Ewert. Back Row: Dana George, Kathy Wolfe, Barb Looney, Sheila Tay- lor, Donna Reyburn, 6 Dana George, senior co- captain. 7 Debbie Gladden, junior co-captain. 8 uThats the funniest move I've ever seen, Laughs Sheila Taylor. 9 Denice Ewert's enthu- siasm explodes as she watches a wrestling match. Chanters 199 4 ,.,...,... ...Am :nw ' :W A A? 54 3 X, V ME' N., suns 0 f' U 1 9 ' ,G L If lj 4:2-:.,. 02139 M 5,2 1 fv ,Ni 3 160 Diggers 1 fb 2 fs? Q' Q 1 ,- , U., Q v , , ........,.,......,w.-- -V ---3 - - - - 4-f- --v- --1-j -fi V- 'f '-'------- -- --,-- --f--V--H--f-' +-- vw--------- ---f,A.?-f L -i - --k ' - ,.,,,,,e W I H .-........a ,MA 1118! WWW lggers how Pretty Precision For the drill team what seemed like never ending practices began a month after summer vacation and continued thoughout the school year. The drill team went to camp in Spring- field where the competition was heavy but the Ruskin Diggers pulled through placing 10th among over 75 schools. The Diggers also returned with over 110 ribbons for various accomplishments achieved at camp and again brought home the spirit pon-poms. The Diggers performed to a variety of songs which included Riders to the Starsn Crocodile Rock , Boogie Nightsv, The Dude , and '4Keep Pushing. Kim Perkins, captain, summed up the year by saying I think for a new squad we did great. I mean, it is not every yaer that a drill team with 17 new girls can be invited to dance at a college like U.M.K.C. and please the audience? 1 'fWould you hurry and send that ripple says Kelley McClure. 2 Senior Co-Captain, Denise Whitfield waits for the music to start. 3 Diggers 77-78 Front row: Julie Millett, Janice Heffron, Gwen Gunnells, Denise Whitfield, Kim Perkins, Pam Perkins, Lisa Perry, Shannon Luthy. Sec- ond rowi Tammy Moore, Linda Clemends, Son- ya Careswell, Helen Klopper, Jenny Jones, Karen Griffin, Kim Moshier, Sandy Ping. Third row: Carla Anderson, Nancy Masterson, Karen Blanchard, Kim Mills, Kelley McClure, Connie Sohn, Kim Osborne. 4 Diggers show off stylish flash gloves. 5 When I grow up I want to be just as good as Pam. Diggt rs 161 'Q ,zz-in -:ff 21 Hem, -,,, , W ,- k - . , L, X We Are the Senior irls We are the leaders. l l , A f ll We make 'em smile. l 162 Senior Girls Q. 1 f if W ' ff-6' X 5 11 X ix Rl ' K KK, Ji? A ' We We are the followers. 'ef ga ' '. V' H W-I, Q F - ---r.--1-vw f Y , ..,-. , ,, ,l , ,, , ,www A V Y W-V WWW V ' ,, ' ' ' ' --' - -- --4-H ef r 1-V- A -.--., .W Nf l- ,,,, ..,-.. .,,,,,.-... ,- . , . R ... , ,-,., , 1 Q ' , q.n.. , V , . , .- 1 4 ,IS 55 L -.4 ,-.. -xv.. u. -u -7: 6 . 5 e 5 2 , 5 V L. 3-s 7 ,.v -u nn: 153' 1, 1 4. lm. .1- 5 .:, ,1f ' ' V - - - W . , , ,Z-,-mf-.-gm-Jr., -.gi .:. 2 I ! M VE if E ! 5' ' Aff -5 , I A World 0 Make-Believe Homecoming-A time for graduates to return, and a time for seniors to lament over thoughts of what will be their last homecoming, and memories of previous honiecomings. Although Ruskin was defeated by the William Chrisman Bears on Homecoming night, by a score of 36 to 18, this did little to daunt the spirit. Friday night was just the climax of events which start from the first brainstorms for floats. This year's theme was Ruskin,s World of Make- Believe , and so it appeared as if Ruskin had been turned into a different world. During the week of Homecoming, each day a different activity took place mak- ing Spirit Week a success. The homecoming dance which tradi- tionally is held after the game, was held one night later, in order that more people might attend. A live band, Shooting Stars, was entertainment this year, and a large and pleased crowd turned out for the dance. As the last quarter approached Seniors left early, as tradition has it, and minds reflected, not on a losing game, but on an evening of Make-Believe. 1 An eagle soars high, presiding over all parade activities 2 The band float anticipates the trip to the Rose Bowl 3 The Mirage Staff portrays their true ambitions 4 The Senior Class float, Star Wars, took first place and tied for the Grand Marshall trophy 5 A giant skunk hitches a ride on the French Club Float 6 Joel Elmer concentrates on driving the Math Club float 7 Hansel and Gretel prepare to bake the Bears for the German Club 8 The band strides in tradi- tional form for the Homecoming parade. Homecomin 167 f , ' 1 -- Mgr,-..-QA , ,. , W, A-..-K , + 5 2' w 5 1' ,W . ' - ' 1 Tl? 1 C,-.1 -if V - . . , , 77,7 , .Qi ., .. V , V W . V .--K Y , . Q. 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Kind Pgicgue C agers 1.5 UOUrd Vafe U fmssql cf C S ' ,. ' f. Krlled ,,, Amin Pri luef .QQ is ' ,gg 0 eg- QI A ,-,quv- T - ' 1 7 S 1 I :,. f FY-L Er? 'W , fi Stuco Breaks Previous Records The Student Council started the 1977- 78 school year with a bang. Breaking all previous magazine sales records, the Stu- dent Councills treasury was brought up to 310,180.00 One ofthe most talked about issues ofthe year was the school gift. Discussed were things all the Way from a digital clock to refurnishing the library and the counseling center. Officers for the year were Joey Birch- ard, presidentg Robert Furey, vice pres- identg Tim Buie, secretaryg and Frank Hood, treasurer. 1 Tim Buie asks permission to sharpen his pen- cil. 2 Joey Bircliard uses his hands to emphasize the importance of the Birchard wing. planned and proposed by himself. 3 Student Council Ot'ficers1Frank Hood, Robert lfurey, Joey Bir- chard and Tim Buie. 4 Student Council may change anything in the school that it doesn't like. . .as long as they ask me first. 5 Kent Morrill suggests raising the tliermostats to 75 degrees. ' - . .Y-. , - , -,,- ..,. , , U, v Qi, 1 Q n l Z no I 2 E Z i w W 1 l 'Y. -': - , , . K , .V f 1 , , . , W . , , .. , 1,-Y The Best and the Brightest The National Honor Society started off the year with the election of officers. Those elected were Tim Buie, Presidentg Nancy Eulitt, Vice President, Ginny Dahms, Secretaryg and Christi Peter, Trea- surer. Their major project of the year was the collection and donation of toys and clothing to Children's Mercy Hospital at Christmas time. It was greatly appreciated by the hospital staff and patients. The annual initiation was held on March 25. Many new members then learn- ed what being in Honor Society really means. ' 1 Tim Buie, President. 2 Nancy Eulitt, Vice President. 3 Ginny Dahms, Secretary. 4 Christi Peter, Treasurer. 5 Now, here's how I see it .... 6 NHS members listen intently. , . qv if 5 uw- Travel Brings in the Trophies The 121 members of DECA, under the leadership of President Jennifer Meloy, sold donuts, candy, stuffed animals, cheese and sausage and a variety of other fund raising items in order to participate in Re- gionals, District, State and National Con- tests. They also held an Employer-Em- ployee banquet to acquaint their employ- 3,4 2 Q 1 Z ,Z f f 6 'f W jpyf y , 5 fr f, ff ers with the program. ln November the members went to Bismarck, North Dakota for Central Re- gions. Regionals were held to introduce the members with contest procedures. The three day conference consisted of dis- cussion sessions, competitive events and workshops. Martin Ricono and James Crane were the sponsors of DECA and Tina Moore was the Secretary-Treasurer. Vice-Presidents were Don Gossman, Craig Locke, Renee Renaudin, Stephanie Pen- nell, Connie Juelich, and Shellie Jensen. l DECA District Winners display their trophies. 2 Members take a break from the convention in California. 3 Beth Bruce and Barb VanDyver show their devotion. 4 Here comes the bride. 5 Trades and Industry is interesting on both sides ofthe desk. DeeafV1t 1 l85 1 J - ar an Tiff if V. ,su-w xi Se, S is Ruskinis International Set Fiesta is the word Mrs. Dowell used to describe the new Spanish organization, Instead of a club procedure with officers, Spanish Club has initiated a system in which each class has representatives and meetings are held monthly. The officials include Karen McGourty, Rochelle Ryan, Jeanine Hendricks, Kim Harris, Barb Jack son, and Kathy Morgan. French Club is up to its usual antics: selling their traditional cinnamon suckers and indulging in French delicacies. The 1977-78 French Club is led by Laura Gabel with the assistance of Shannon Luthy. Carolyn Brennan is the secretary! treasurer. All of the festivities and learn- ing experienced are supervised by Mrs. Koonce. Mrs. Janis, the German Club sponsor watches President Ginny Dahms, Vice- President R.T. Steely, and Secretary! Treasurer Danette Ewert and Kim Os- borne collaborate on many ideas to make the club more enjoyable. 1 How did I get suckered into distributing these suckers? wonders Nancy Eulitt. 2 Dy- anne Vinyard contemplates how many suckers she can eat herself without it showing up on Mrs. Koonce's records. 3 Ginny Dahms, Pres- ident of German Club, directs the meeting with authentic German authority. 4 Cheryl Gershefske snickers from behind as R.T. Steely is put on the spot in German Club. 5. Danette Ewert giggles at the thought of a Big Mac and Coke in German Club. Foreign Language Clubs it Q Q fi fm! ze , 3 1 l ir V. W, 1 J 7-f. 6 Calculators and Saddles Add to Ruskinfs Excitement Playing Human Computerw may not be the norm for most Ruskin organi- zations, but for Math Club members it offered fun for all. For a money raising project they sold scholastic t-shirts, ranging from Maxwell's differential equations to Chopin. While Math Club grew to its largest membership in years, it engaged in interesting field trips such as one to the Kansas City Planet- arium. Mr. Ernest Hester sponsored the club, serving as officers were Joel Elmer, president, Mike Moeller, vice-president, R.T. Steely, secretary-treasurer, and Donna Glidewell, reporter. The horsemanship club celebrated its fourth year. Although the club had not grown in size, the enthusiastic members were still there. Once again, with the help of President Diana Meyers, and sponsors Mr. Noland and Mr. Hall, the Ruskin Ri- ders contributed their fair share to the Rus kin homecoming Parade. 1 For the fifth time, Mr. Hester tries to explain the theory of relativity. 2 Math Club meetings had a hard time keeping Jeff Schuster's attent- ion. 3 To become a Ruskin Rider, utmost at- tention is required. 4 My calculator is too better than yoursln 5 President Joel Elmer struggles to bring law and order to the Math Club. 6 Lois Hardy awaits saddling instruct- ions. Horsemansliip Club I89 .W 3 i gy! ,Q Z' , s si yu-we 4 W., 'N Q, f, 1, , ff - ages 27' ' 11,2 EM f V z 7 D159 3 Look to the Future The members of FHA feel it is their job as future homemakers to promote a grow- ing appreciation ofthe joys and satisfact- ion one will receive from homemaking, to emphasize the utter importance of family life and to raise international goodwill for all. The rose is the symbol the FHA choose to represent their search for future goals. 1 Miss Tisell and Miss Taylor finally get their slips for Saturday detention, 2 Miss Taylor watches over the angles !! 3 Donna Combs studies arrangements for the next big social. 4 Linda Mize didnit forget her Utickle' this -X w ra 32 42 M432 6 morning. 5 Cheryl Hodges passes out reminders for upcoming events. 6 Cheryl said it was going to be EASY to get these invitations organized. lllX lf-ll , A g ,x, , r:,-- , -.....x4,-,. , , ,f .-i.. N 1 f - .Y -1 45 4 1-. 1 .C .., .-.f 1,5 -, ,. -1 '1 , f-f .. fn., A, ,21- . , . -71. - rw- ----V..-g, - - . V f , , H 'Y -,..,-4 l. ,Apu-ur-' . . ,M --1 ,,,. ,4.., ., . .-f:,:' , - , 1 1 .4 ,ff 1 - , ., ru- ,......- -,.,- V 4 f f f-7 Z ,nys .- ff. .ag arg. Junior Stand Pro its or Prom The Junior Stand sells refreshments to the enthusiastic fans who come to cheer their home team on. Because ofthe fans, the Junior Stand has grossed over 33,000 which will go towards the Junior-Senior prom. The Junior Stand is active during the football and basketball seasons. At the beginning of the football season, the stands were short of people to work, but since then they have gained 56 new workers. The Junior Stand officers are: Donna Glidewell, presidentg Dan Hinton, vice-presidentg Mr. James Lloyd and Mr. Madison Hayman, advisors. l At the stands, you get service with a smile. 2 'gPut the money on the counter, says Mr. Lloyd. 3 Another busy night at the stands. 4 Did you want one hot dog or two? asks Gerry Gerry. JlIl1lUl bl :nd 1 2 4 he Z , Z ' :gg in 1: 1 G gl X, , 25 , , 4 bf f Z' A, ' 11 gf 5 ,455 Zi Z2 egg Uf if , 42' ' 2 Q' f .sfif A, 4 ! '1 ' 5 . 1 f Q2 f f Z5 V ,M 5 3 10 4 198fRatupfBoosterS QQ? Fat ,Q fur 'E 'Q , gf? f w in .ZL4 fgff 7 f y V J x -5451.45 f 7 f X 1 4 X W ' iz 1115, 5 I I gr gm GH 4 .....-.mf ,... ...Q----vf .: i R TS? S. we , s. 1 Q wr N ss Q X. WT 'fx , M N -.A 7 yfy' ., X ,Z X r Z :Z . f W Z - 7 f Mm- 7 f f R.A. T.A.P. Boosters Service RH Needs The Ruskin Booster Club is designed to aid and assist any organized activity, and to promote interest and encourage partic- ipation in the events of Ruskin High School. The Booster Club, along with the Band Parents and Drama Club, ran the Haunted House for the fourth consecutive year. Other events the Boosters participat- ed in were the Homecoming festivities and the Sports Award Banquet. R.A.T.A.P., Ruskin Administrators, Teachers, and Parents, is a non-profit or- ganization which attempts to aid Ruskin and its students wherever needed. RATAP sponsored the Senior Party, Open House, and a Spring Tea for the faculty as Well as many other services for Ruskin. With a membership of 242, the organization aided teachers, students, and administrators in various needs during the year. Led by Pres- ident Shirley Terry, they put in many long hours all for the people they care about most, we at Ruskin. l Mrs. Mason supports Ruskin activities by scll- ing stationery. 2 What'll1t hr- Mac? 3 Mrs. Tin- dle sells concessions to airl the Wrestling tcain. 4 R.A.T.A.P. cnters a Float in the Homecoming Parade. 5 'LPlain or 'buttc1wl, asks Ma lindlc. 6 WI can't bcljcvc shc said thatf' say s Mrs. lvlason. l'i,rr,1pl5r-risltrsf Mrs Joyce Briggs Mrs Briggs gets into the winter play, 'tArsen1c and Old Lace? The Envelope Please . . . The winner is Mrs. Joyce Briggs, state- wide uoutstanding drama teacher ofthe year! Just as a motion picture director may receive the Oscar for his direction of an award-winning film, a drama teacher can be given a prestigious award for his encouragement to nervous Stars, last mih- ute changes for the play, and prompts to those who forget. It is no surprise that Mrs. Briggs was the recipient of the honorary award, given by the Speech and Theater Association of Missouri. She has advised students in the classroom, on the stage, and behind the scenes for twelve years. To summarize how they all felt, one of her students said, The years of her life she's given us have finally paid off. What she's given us can't be taken away. 4'She taught us about more than the- ater. She taught us to be better people. I guess that's what teaching's all about. Mrs Briggs begins each day with a smile The cast receives expert instruction from Mrs Briggs on the right way to toast the winter play. Qlvrtifiraiv W nf YY1t1nYiH1I5 SPI, T0 ION Q55 in ne rf 1151.9 921, 92 mf0zmW .mm falls ' .?0Awl .fl6.4 Board of Education , President f . A 1 ' I' Date ay 1 79 5 .411 t , 5eCfef3 Y ,, , C Q-1 L lx ,vi ' 'H .fi O 'D O 0 O - 1 , Mt +32fsZa5.Q'a: 3-aa.-2:5 2923 22-. -J- 1 - -,, mf- Q ,. - .ui ., 7.1.-,,., . 200 MrS. Briggs -R f 7 f 1 f ff Wa' j ., ... ., M.. 4 .. ,.- .,,, . V , ,, ,, , .. fr N '--- - xl f . 4. fr 2 n A J I ,,f,, f,,, W ,, c ,J W 'W . 'ev te' Grading tests is never too much bother for Mrs. Skinner. Mrs. Bess Skinner .e ir of Mrs. Skinner Retires After Dis tinguis hed Career r un- to iven 1 of and te t paper chairs and :- as she was hired , 1 ness of Central After gaining necessary credits at college, she Arch Wrisinger as a was later hired here year at Oak Grove High Sch Mrs. Skinner has taught all the business field and served as advisor for seven years. HEducational achievement constant effort is an important from Mrs. Skinner as she retires. ly, she has exemplified this effort in herf teaching and extra-cu rricular duties. t Ruskin wishes Mrs. Skinner a happy retirement and thanks her for her many years ofexccllent service. .1 .trr'Jr . r, ,QW I I i r M VV tri, 'N r wrist r Mg... X L Jxmf . ' Mrs. Skinner is always there to advise. ul am proud to have been associated with Bess Skinner who has, through her service at Ruskin, proven to be a loyal, devoted, and professional teacher, -Mr. Blaine Steck Ruskin Principal, 1955-1977 Mrs. Skinner 201 f . uv 0 ..., 16 . ,,g,5- QX, V 14, '----' w -, . . n I Musical Revue Brings Year 0 Firsts The Musical Revue takes tops! It was a year of firsts for the Drama and Choral Departments at Ruskin. The first-ever Musical Revue was presented November 18-19 in the cafeteria. The lack of facili- ties forced the production into the cafete- ria, thus creating a good situation to put on a dinner playhouse. A professionally catered dinner was presented before the show. A cost of 33.50 brought you a dinner and a great shovv right to your very own seat. The cuttings from the Musicals 'gOklahoma, Sound of Music, King and If and g'South Pacificf, were presented. Mrs. Joyce Briggs, Drama Di- rector, commented on the Revue, uThe overall support received was tremendous from everybody. The Musical Revue is here to stayin 57 1 'LI sure hate these wooden teeth, thinks Becky Peterson. 2 Pam Poyner agrees that make-up plays an important part in the charac- ter! 3 Come and get me fellas. vells Sandy Montgomery. 4 L'Etcetera, etcetera. etcetera, says King Tim Buie, 5 Look at them coconuts Tim ! 6 You no like. sailor-TH. asks Roxanne CBloody Maryb Snider. 7 Shake your boolic Nlarsicxul Revue 2 8 AERA J' L XX X . Q, i 8 X f ah- ...-,L - . ... f .-, ,,f-f- - - ,,..: :,' - '-7-f -'Qu--f-L-1 ' -' 11. --f-'..':. .- ,... ..f-Hg., . , in ,pq ,W f,.'.',5-31, . Lights, amera, Action The Winter Play, 'LArsenic and Old Lacef' was performed at Ruskinis Little Theater, February 22 to February 25. Under the direction of Mrs. Joyce Briggs, the play was a big success. This year the play had two casts. When asked why, Mrs. Briggs said, I had ten equally talented young women, therefore, the decision made its self. The cast: Abby Brewster . . Rev. Dr. Harper. . Teddy Brewster. . Officer Klein . . . Officer Brophy . . Martha Brewster . Elaine Harper . . . Mortimer Brewster. . . . Miss Gibbs ..... Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein .... Officer O'Hara . . Lt. Rooney .... Miss Witherspoon . . . Dana George Kenna Lawson . .Don Greenwell . . . Tim Buie . . . .Paul Clouse . . John Bergman . . .Sheila Taylor Dyanne Vinyard . . . .Tina Moore Helen Klopper . Michael Biagioli . . . . Nancy Nail Tammy Hale Randy Callstrom . . . . Howard Bales . . .Tony Russell . ...... Dan Epley . . . . .Karin Stenstrom l Becky Peterson, student director, and Mrs. Briggs relax after the play. 2 The crew of 'LAr- senic and Old Lace. 3 Ms. Sue Travis plays taps after the play. 4 Now ifyou would sign here on this line, explains Kenna Lawson. 5 Look what I found in heref' exclaims Shelia Taylor. 6 What he doesn't know won't hurt him, thinks Randy Callstrom. 7 Who would do such a horrible thing? questions Dan Epley. 8 What is the meaning of this'?,' asks Tim Buie. 9 Michael Biagioli, as Mortimer Brewster, has good luck with women. Winter Pl 15 709 -m.-w.1f- :nv '- A 1 X f 1 Q1 A an X A f W ,116 QW, , f L N44 ,wg , . 9, X, . 3 if X e if N 3: 5 1 . ics , S eg. . , 5 1. Sounds 0 Music Orchestra students, new and old, must pluck and pick until the right notes are acquired. There to lend them a helping hand is director Mrs. Tingler. Orchestra, considered a fine art, is dif- ferent from many other classes offered due to the fact that it requires no notes, except for the ones on the sheet music. After many hours of trial and error, and a few wrong notes, orchestra members produce a melodious outcome. Speech and Debate complemented our award winning Drama Department. Under the faculty supervison of Miss Verna Page, the squad brought home many awards. l Concentration and hard work are put into a perfected piece of music. 2 A one and a two and a three. 3 Tim Buie swears this is the paper Miss Page told him to read. 4 Speech requires Richard Valentines utmost attention. 5 Mike Hinkley and Brian Jundeen contribute their part to concert Orchestra: 6 Mrs. Tingler de- mands quiet before beginning. 7 Becky Peterson and Dana George plan the next Debate format. Specclrflbcbutc 207 'f ..... . Y ., - -1 ,...,,. .-,....:.....:-A - W ' -..f41.s....r.., Y..,..A f.-., 1 I f ,...,..4,....-....,.,.,.,.,f..1....-...,..-...v.--.4.-- : vi rn V W i i h nr ,, n ,, V , -4.1 x' 4 . , My-' 1 4, X XMX X Q xx .mn 'S 1 f 1 55 an 5 Q. yf ra ' as-. K YSX 208 Band 3. fix Mrxfkggihmxxvex N' X X XM. M i X A Q Mm x . X N ENNS Q . W i Lawn 457, H4 X W ,519 1 ., ., X W NI X X X Qf X M x uw, xs ' N , .L ali ornia, Here We Come . . . On January 2 1978 a dream not only for Ruskin High School, but the entire Kansas City Area came true. That dream was to see the West Point colors of the Ruskin Golden Eagle Marching Band on the three major television networks. Over 40,000 dollars was raised for the 10 day trip that started Christmas day. While on the way to Pasadena, California, the home of the 92nd annual Tournament of Roses Parade, the Band stopped in Las Vegas and saw the Liberace Show, not to men- tion a short stay at the Grand Canyon and marching in the Disney Parade. When Jan- uary 2nd rolled around, the band was up at 4 a.m. sharp and on their way to Pas- adena for the nine o'clock starting time. At approximately 9:47, the playing of Eagle Squadron came sounding through the T.V. set marking the entry of the band. As the colors of the band passed the reviewing stand, a tingling sensation rolled up our backs. Yes, California Here We Come ............,..,..,...... 1 The proud colors ofthe Blue and Gold march on. 2 The Kodak float was voted Number one by the judges. 3 Ruskin proudly passes by the reviewing stand. 4 Some of the many sights seen on the way to Pasadena Band 209 ,. nv- 0- eu f-42 , . , X.. x. , , - ..vY -, ' A-Q.- V 1 ,Q 'Y . :g 1- . ' 1 -x 'E s Q 4 if 4 if fi 1 vga' , , ,,,,, ,, ,, , 7 W-gf' mmm- , N, 5. ,, fam, F- , Q, -W f I M, f .J fr vi 3 212fChoir f 4 4 5 2 ,JL- I 4. I I , '4 ,af A , .QL Ea S S X N gi Dedication arks Year or Choirs To kick off the choir season, the dedi- cation of new choir risers and organ took place at the opening fall concert. A new Wurlitzer organ was dedicated to Mrs. Marjorie Langford, who completed her thirty-third year of service at Ruskin. A plaque was put on the organ, which will be put in the new auditorium. Another addition was the purchase on new risers. The risers are steel reenforced with carpet- ing and have a supporting backbone. Along with the traditional Christmas Vespers, were the Spring and Fall concerts A Gold Choir Clinic was held in February hosting tive of the six Medium Six Subur- ban Conference Schools. The clinic was preceded by contest and followed by bac- calaureate and graduation ceremonies. There were a variety of classes offered at Ruskin for choir students. Along with the Gold Choir, Treble Choir, and Blue Choir, a new class, the Chamber Choir, was formed. Also adding a great sound to the concerts were the early morn- ingi' groups, the Rulers, Rulettes, and Senior Men's Quartet. Mr. Hamble was helped through the year by Mrs. Nancy Redman, accompianist Also during the year, the choirs catered to Miss Kathy Wallis, doing her student teaching here at Ruskin. 1 1977-78 Rulers and Girls Treble Choir. 2 Brad Bullard, and Peterie make Peter, Paul and Mary look bad. 3 197 7-78 Chamber Choir. 4 Wurlitzer organ purchased by 1976-77 Student Council. Cho1r!2l 3 M. A I 4 Q , ..,...-..-........,....-., Y, , , - X 1, L' ml .4 fir' ,x, W -:M 2 XM X X xx 3 of-m ,,, wsarg 1 like A Q ,sf ,ff ,W V, fwff' ,, fl me , I .iff ff! ,fr v' ,aw if f ,V W6 My ,,, ,, x0 iff .fa ix f ' ' eff ,f ,, , ,, ' gf, f gm ,ff f 1 'WW 'U mf i 2 W A+' 47V Lila MQW!! ' W af '6Whening,9 Newspaper Always include the 5 w's: who? what? where? when? why? . . . A good gimmick is needed to captivate the reader . . . Re- search and report in-depth . . . The ed- itorial is the voice of the newspaper. Every good journalist knows what it takes to put out a good newspaper, as every Professional Writing student learned by putting out seven issues of the Ruskin Hi-Light. From the very first day of the school year until the last, each reporter had these facts hammered at him through the unique talent of sponsor Mr. Arch Wrisinger. By year's end every member of the staff knew that Mr. Wrisingerls con- stant harping to rewrite and rewrite was that vital ingredient that had given the Hi-Light its stature year end and year out. Whether it was traveling to Westport to check out the Saturday night scene or staying at school until 8 p.m. on a Sunday evening, Ruskinls writers knew what it took to be professional writersf, Above everything else, though they learned one simple trutha-never leave out the 5 w's in a lead. l Tim Buie'? Write a story? 2 Mr. Wrisinger points out the responsibilities of an editor to Nancy liulitt. 3 Mr. Wrisinger tells Dan Lulitt he needs 83 pictures by tomorioxx. 4 lfrank Hood and RT, Steely work tip the next sports feature. rx I ll: I split 2 Ek-pew 'A1 Y Y x xi sf M 4 1 ,aff f ,,z'i3 ' , gc! fy' ,W Mirage sn't just an mage . . . Itls a yearbookg a yearbook of the stu- dents, by the students, and for the stu- dents. Last yearls yearbook won First Hon ors at Inter-Collegiate Press and this year its aims were set just as high, but with one exception. It doesnlt really matter if we get awards as long as it is something that everyone likes. Thatls our main concern, explains Abbie Melton, editor. The past two years the yearbook has been centered around anniversaries, first the bicentennial, then the 75th anniver- sary of Ruskin. This year's book had a face lift, making a book with more levity. The movie theme seems to provide a var- iety that has been lacking the past two years. Miss Mary Haney, the advisor, Perry Hunter, graphics editor, Steve Perkins, copy editor, Abbie Melton, and a deter- mined staff worked together to create a lasting impression of the year, not just a mirage. l I thought editors didn't have to know how to type,', says Editor Abbie Melton. 2 'Alf you don't like it just say so, . .then you can write it,', ra- tionalizes Steve Perkins. 3 Can't you figure out why that pencil won't write, Joel Elmer? 4 I didn't know they could print that in yearbooksf' says Lori Cooper. 5 Studentfteacher relations are put on the line at deadline time. Mui L 7 9 . gui- 5 - W , ,- K - .. ., -..,-. r- - .. , ti. X ,rf -.4-..: Nu. .--.Q-.V ,ze .v.'.1,,,'- ,.,--:,4.:.,g,-.--.-W:-1,-1 , f. ,-. A-- --, . , , ,. -. , ,, , . , ff' 1, A , J , Q :H 1- fy 'f , f ,,f.'7 'ff1:j ,. ,--.-'QL' .K ,i . -.fi .4 .v-.. ff-.J 44 .A A. .X I, 'S - 1 , . av .-.S l f r 6 f ZWKQZAWZA iff? 9 ' 'W W 5 t 3 .' 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' 'fl , ' 1, w.w:wvp..u-Q--'1 E land are EIQEQS LUIDIKI GA 0u,mn Editor's Page 223 M 1:-.11 -1'ffA'.'f'-fr.ff' A :.--f-11 if Faculty Index Mr. Gary Abram Creative Writing, Exploring Writing, Modern Novels, Modern American Literature, Volleyball B.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Maxine Ackerson Media Clerk Mr. Richard Alford Kinesiology, Hygiene, Cross Country, Track, Chess Club M.S. Education, Pittsburg State Mr. William R. Allen Biology, Wrestling B.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Oren L. Bates Accounting I, Basic Business B.S. Education, NWMSU Mr. Roy Beers Math, Practical Arts, Social Studies, Language Arts, Eagles' Nest, Jr. Class Sponsor, Dept. Chairman M.S. Education, CMSU Mr. John Beeson Elective P.E., Woodworking I, Football, Track B.S. Education, NWMSU Miss Priscilla Belden Essentials of English, World Literature, Man and Myth B.A. English, UMC Mr. Wayne Bias Basic English, Psychology, Baseball B.A. Education, NESU, Oklahoma Mr. Jim R. Bodenhamer Drafting I,II,III,IV M.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Richard Boone Accounting I,II, Intramural Sports M.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Lavanda Booth Counselor M.A., Specialist's Degree, CU, UMKC Mr. Michael Boothe Administration and Supervision M.S. Education, CMSU an X , f, C . , if 224 Faculty Index Mrs. Joyce Briggs Dramatics I,II,IIl, Forensics, Drama Club, School Productions, Assemblies Chairwoman, Drama Coach M.A. Education, UMKC Mr. Kenneth L. Burkhart Administration and Supervision M.S. Education, MU Mrs. Glenna Callen . Foods I,II, Marriage and the Family, FHA B.S. Home Economics, CMSU Mr. David Cattle I Administration and Supervision M.S., Specialist's Degree, UMC Mrs. Karen Capron Personal Typing, Typing I, Business Law, Bas- ketball, Softball B.S. Education, UMC Mr. Douglas W. Chandler Woodworking I, Metalworking I, Football B.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Ken Chism General Biology, Advanced Biology, Marine Biology B.S. Education, UMC Mr. James H. Clark Hygiene, Vertebrae Prep., Physiology, Chess Club, Letterperson's Club, Wrestling, Girls' Track M.S. Education, KU Mr. James L. Crane Distributive Ed. I,II, Deca Club B.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Calvin Crawford Counselor, Senior Sponsor M.S. Education, Fort Hays Kansas St. College Mrs. Mary Ann Crawford Essentials of English, Power Reading, Develop- mental Reading, Reading Chairman B.A. English, Avila College Mr. John Donnell Psychology, American History, Family Relations, Basketball, Baseball M.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Mary Dowell Spanish I,II, Spanish for Travel, Advanced Spanish Conversation, Spanish Club, For. Lang. Dept. Chairman B.S. Education, NWMSU Mr. Russell F. Dowell Physical Education, Intramural Sports B.S. Education, NWMSU Mr. Michael Ferman Commercial Art I,II,III, Art Foundations, Creative Arts Club B.S. Education, Wichita St. Univ. Mrs. Lee Flippin Office Clerk Mrs. Shirley France Physical Education, Intramural Sports, P.E. Dept. Chairman B.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Lawrence Frazier American History, Presidents, Sophomore Sponsor, Basketball, Track, Cross Country M.A. History, CMSU Miss Germaine Gaines Art Foundations, Sculpture!Ceramics I,II,IlI, Creative Arts Club B.A. Education, Avila College Mrs. Jean Gelsinger Language of the Film, Poetry, Creative Writing, English Department Chairman, District English Chairman, Volleyball M.S. Education, UMC Mrs. Dorothea Gfeller Secretary Mrs. Katie Grossnickle Counselor's Secretary Mr. Larry Gunther Algebra I,II, Senior Math, Football, Track B.S. Education, Oklahoma St. Univ. Mr. Paul Hall Metalworking II, Driver's Education, Horse- manship Club M.S. Education, CMSU Mr. William R. Hamble Blue Choir, Harmony, Gold Choir, Chamber Choir, Treble Choir, Concerts, Rulettes, Rulers, Men's Quartet, Fall Production, Music Dept. Chairman M.S. Education, Specialist's Degree, Emporia St. Univ., UMKC Miss Mary Haney Expository Writing, Basic English, Beginning Journalism, Journalism, Yearbook B.S. Education, UMC Mr. Gerald Harper Physical Education, Athletic Director, Football M.S. Education, NEMSU Mr. Madison Hayman Algebra I, Senior Math, Junior Stand M.A. Education, UMKC Mr. Ernest Hester Math Analysis, Algebra II, Physics, Math Club, Department Chairman M.A. Education, UMKC Mr. Irshel Hocker Art Foundations, Color and Painting I,II, Cre- ative Arts Club, Art Department Chairman M.A. Education, Colorado St. Univ. Mrs. Lucile Horton Homemaking I, Creative Clothing, Tailoring, FHA, Home Economics Dept. Chairman M.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Donald Max Hoskin Geometry, Algebra II M.A. Education, NEMSU Mr. Charles E. Hoskins Counselor M.A. Education, NEMSU Mrs. Virginia Carol J akubczak Media Clerk Mrs. Gretchen Janis German I,II,III, American Heritage, German Club, NHS M.A. German, Arizona St. Univ. Mr. Karl V. Kennedy, Jr. Family Relations, Role of Law in a Free Soci- ety, Psychology, Economics, Student Council M.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Kathryn J. Koonce French l,II, Advanced French, French for Plea- sure and Travel, Physical Education, French Connection, Blue and Gold Diggers, Spirit Club Softball B.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Marjorie E. Langford Counselor, Senior Class Sponsor, Counselor Dept. Chairman M.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Donna Leker Recordkeeping, Personal Typing, Consumer Ed- ucation B.S. Edu Miss Fra Essential ness Eng B.S. Edu Miss Bet America Psycholc M.S. Edu Mr. Jam Geometi B.A. Ma Mrs. Jo I Textboc Mr. Cha: Biology, ence Clr B.S. Edt Mrs. Do Secretar NHS M.S. Ed Mr. Way Woodwc Dept. CI B.S. Edl Mrs.. Alt Typing , M.A. Ec Mrs. Par Media S M.S. Lil Mr. Will Vocatio M.S. Ed Mr. Mic Driver's Horsem M.S. Ed Miss Ve Speech Keywan M.A. Sp Mr. Ger Driver's Club, Se M.S. Ed Mrs. Su: Social S guage A B.S. Edu Mrs. Pat Secretar Mr. Ken America M.S. Ed' Mr. Micl America Departm M.S. Edt Mr. Mar Distribu M.S. Ed Miss Su: Mass M1 Writing B.S. Ed Mr. Jefl Band, ll B.A. Et English ack orse- mber ., Rulers, Dept. iporia nning Football h Club, II, Cre- nan aring, n IlTl8.I'I ie Soci- Iouncil for Plea- 'ench irit Club, selor imer Ed- ucation B.S. Education, SMSU Miss Fran Libra Essentials of English, Exploring Writing, Busi- ness English, Keywanettes B.S. Education, UMC Miss Beth Lichte American History, Readings in Social Studies, Psychology, Spirit Club, Blue Squad M.S. Education, UMC Mr. James H. Lloyd Geometry, Intermediate Math, Junior Stand B.A. Mathematics, California St.-Los Angeles Mrs. Jo McCormick Textbook Clerk Mr. Charles Maupin Biology, Physical Science, Chemistry, Sci- ence Club, Science Dept. Chairman B.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Dorothy Maupin Secretarial Practice, Shorthand I, Typing I, NHS M.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Wayne Moore Woodworking I,II, Advanced Woods, Ind. Arts Dept. Chairman B.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Aleta Mullins Typing I, Senior Clerical Practice M.A. Education, Univ. of Michigan Mrs. Paula Neale Media Specialist M.S. Library Science, Univ. of Illinois Mr. William Nicholson Vocational-Technical Counselor M.S. Education, Kansas St. College-Pittsburg Mr. Michael Noland Driver's Education, Woodworking I, Football, Horsemanship Club M.S. Education, Specialist's Degree, CMSU Miss Verna L. Page Speech I,II, Debate I,II, Junior Class Sponsor, Keywanettes, Debate Club, Dept. Chairman M.A. Speech, Pittsburg St. Univ. Mr. Gerald Partridge Driver's Education, Football, Letterperson's Club, Senior Class Sponsor M.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Susan A. Paschall Social Studies, Math, Practical Arts, Lan- guage Arts, Eagles' Nest B.S. Education, Murray St. Univ.-Kentucky Mrs. Patricia Prouty Secretary to the Principal Mr. Ken Quest American History, Golf M.S. Education, UMC Mr. Michael Reynolds American History, Driverls Education, History Department Chairman M.S. Education, Pittsburg St. Univ. Mr. Martin Ricono Distributive Education I,II, DECA Club M.S. Education, CMSU Miss Susan Rose E Mass Media, American Humorists, Exploring Writing B.S. Education, Kansas St. Teachers College Mr. Jeffrey Schult i Band, Music Theory, Mixed Chorus, Pep Band B.A. Education, Park College Miss Benny Searcy English for the College Bound, English Litera- ture, Ind. Reading B.S. Education, UMC Mrs. Bess Skinner Secretarial Practice, Clerical Practice, Typing M.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Jim Snodgrass Band, Music Department Chairman M.S. Education, Univ. of Oklahoma Mr. J.D. Swaffar Woodworking I, Power Mechanics M.S. Industrial Safety, CMSU Mr. Doug Taylor Geography, Art History, Drawing, Contemporary Issues, Basketball M.S. Education, CMSU Miss Elaine Taylor Senior Home Economics, Child Development, Basketball, Letterperson's Club B.S. Education, CMSU Mrs. Marlene Tingler Orchestra CRuskin, Warford and Ingelsj, Orches- tra Club, Concerts, Festival B.S. Education, William Jewell Miss Cheryl Tisell Child Development, Personal Culture, Spirit Club, Pep Club, FHA B.S. Education, CMSU Miss Sue Travis Media Specialist, Assistant Play Coach, Library Dept. Chairman M.A. Library Science, UMKC Mrs. Bonita Utley Advanced Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, Track B.S. Education, Univ. of Central Arkansas Mrs. Judy Washem Foods I,II, Contemporary Living, Creative Clothing, Pep Club B.S. Education, CMSU Mr. Larry Wild American History, Baseball, Letterperson's Club, Sophomore Class M.S. Education, Kansas St. Teachers College Mrs. Mary Cathryn Wiley Physical Education, Intramural Sports M.S. Education, Pittsburg St. Univ. Mr. Chris Williams Photography, Tennis B.S. Business Ed., Photography, UMC, Southern Illinois Univ., Carbondale Mr. Richard Willis Trades and Industry, VICA Club M.A. Education, NEMSU Mr. Arch Wrisinger Office Occupations and Coordinator, Clerical Practice II, Professional Writing, Newspaper, Business Department Chairman, District Busi- ness Chairman M.A. English, UMKC Mrs. Dorothy Wright, R.N. Nurse Mr. George L. Yocum Modern German History, Frontier History, American Government, Russian History, Recent U.S. History M.A. History, UMKC Mr. Jerome Yount Learning Disabilities M.S. Education, CMSU lfaculty Index 225 ... A V A A M Q 1 V xx Q 1 ' N v .. ,', Y Y l A LX .Q :Iii .-'nv .rf- 1? ,v .'f . Ig -. Senior Index Adams, Jeffrcy Adkins, Wendell Albert, Tammy: FHA, NHS Life lived just to satisfy yourself never satisfies anybodyf, Allen, Ricky Dean: Key Club, Football, R-Club, Wrestling Alumbaugh, Larry: Baseball, Football, Yearbook Anderson, Carole Anderson, Kimberly Anthony, Mark: Choir, Football Yel- leader, Wrestling Armstrong, Scott: DECA, Football Yel- leader Ruskin is a great high school. It will be hard to leave all the teachers and my friends behind. Ashley, Kyle: Radio Club, VICA Atkinson, Glynn: Choir Austin, Athena Barden, Kemberly Barnett, Darrell Bagby, Timmy Barnett, Shane Barrett, Jane Beamer, Sandra Jean: Drama Club In every winged thing there is the spirit to be freefl Beckett, John Beffel, John Begley, Cristy: Pep Club, STUCO, DECA Bennett, Stanley Besaw, Jerry Billings, Donna Birchard, Joel: Choir, Drama, STUCO President Bishop, Harvey Bjorgo, Richard Black, Terry: Golf Blake, Sheri Blankenship, Karen: Choir, NHS Blazic, Ronald Blinzler, Robert: NHS, Golf, Basketball Bliss, Mary Blundell, Randall Bollman, David Bowers, Diana: NHS Bowles, Donald Bowmar, Dorothy: VICA Boyles, Anette: Art Club I've never had any talent for words so I will keep it simple-thanks. Brashears, Paul: Baseball, Football Breit, Shereece Brennan, John: Football, Band, Key Club, NHS, R-Club, Senior Class President, STUCO, Track, Boys' State I will my expertise in handling a fire extinguisher to Jerry Jacksonf, Brooks, Katrina Brown, Clifford 228 Senior Index Brown, Elizabeth: Choir, Pep Club, VICA Brown, Kevin: Key Club, R-Club, Track, Wrestling f'If you think you can, you can. If you think you can't, you won't. I thank the entire Track coaching staff. Brown, Lisa: Diggers, Keywanettes, Pep Club, NHS Brown, Marie: French Club, Medical Careers, Pep Club I hope that the classes of '79 and the years to follow have as many great times at Ruskin as I have had. Browne, Michael Bruce, Elizabeth Buhrman, Richard Buie, Tim: Boyls State, Debate Club, Drama Club, Hi-Light, Key Club, Math Club, Prom Committee, Senior Com- mittee, STUCO officer, NHS Presi- dent, male cheerleader I loved every minute of it. Bullard, David: Choir, Track Bullock, Kathy: Behavioral Science Club, German Club, Medical Careers Burge, Richard Burgert, Brian Burns, John Patrick Burrow, Patrice Simone: Track, Pep Club, Softball Buster, Sherry Byxbe, De: Art Club Callstrom, Randy Camp, Julie Caponetto, Cana Carper, Richard Carr, Charles Carr, Louise R.: Choir, Debate Club, French Club, Jr. Stand, Softball, Youth in Govt. Do what you're good at now, and practice what you are not good at and you might find out that you're good at everything. Carroll, Kathleen Carroll, James Carson, Howard Carson, Jeffrey Carter, Donald: Basketball, Hi-Light, Who's Who Carvell, Jane Carver, Steven Cerniglia, Teresa Chapman, David Cheesman, Judy: Office Occupations, Pep Club HI hope everyone enjoys their three years at Ruskin as much as I did. Chisholm, Jim Cisneros, Santos Clark, Gaye Clark, Kirby: Track, R-Club Clark, Robert Clausing, Kirk: VICA, t'Do your best and you will go far. Cole, Frank Collins, Donna Collins, Elizabeth Courier, Charles I made itlll' Crawford, Curtis: German Club, Year- book, NHS, R-Club, STUCO, Tennis ffRuskin, I thank you for the friend- ships, and all the good times. Good luck to all in the futuref' Cushing, Thomas Dahms, Virginia: German Club, Key- wanettes, Math Club, NHS, Senior Committee, Tennis The most I can do for my friend is simply be his friendf'-Henry David Thoureau Daugherty, Patricia Irene: Basketball, Keywanettes, Softball, R-Club, Track, Volleyball Here, it was my lst grade class and I said I sure would be glad when I gradu- ated, and now here it is. I can't believe it, a Senior. Finally. Davenport, Patricia Davis, Michael: Choir, Football Degenhardt, Denise D.: DECA, STUCO, Yearbook Dinneny, Dennis Dixon, Betty Donahoe, Michael Donnell, Eric L.: DECA, NHS When life has been 12 years at school, you find it's all been worth it at the last moment. Donnelly, Craig Douglas, Claude: DECA, Key Club, R- Club, Track Duncan, Joel Duncan, Russ: Baseball, Basketball, R- Club, Track You canit make the club in the tub. Eagleman, Jerri Edewards, Wanda Eib, Terry Elliott, Debra: Baseball Cheerleader T 8a I . . . friends are for rememberingf' Elmer, Joel: Hi-Light, Math Club, NHS, Who's Who, Yearbook, Youth in Govt., Nat'l Merit Letter of Comm. Endecott, Lesa Epperson, Mark Erickson, Bradley Estes, Susan: VICA Eulitt, Nancy: Band, Girls' State, French Club, NHS officer, Hi-Light editor, Tennis, STUCO Fatino, Julie: FHA Flippin, Randy: Key Club, Track Thanks and good luck to all my se- nior friends, and to the BRSC for their fair share. Forte, Jerome: R-Club, STUCO, Track f'Let's prove our generation has what it takes to run a government, the future is the timef, Forte, Michael Francis, Fred: Baseball, DECA Friesen, Richard Froess, Susan Fuchs, Frank Fullh Funk Furcj Gabe Cl Hi 'GC nit Gaml Gartc Gate' Genri Geor, Giam Gerr5 M. Cl CGC L. tic Gerst Gilio Gill, Gillis Gish, Glide Jr Pe I tri le: Gold Yr Gonz NF J M Gooc Gooc Gord Goss: Gran Greg I r cl Groh Guill Guni G61 I yr Guts K GCT G Halle Ham Hanl Harli H 8: Harr Hart is Hart fc Hart : V - .-f-, V----' nh , K . ,M u-7.,, I T' I W TT ' - fb' - ' T -' ' Y1. ' . - '-5:5-':15! .t E5 ' 1-v ' A' l ' ' - v ., :Tr ,- J sr - -..-2 .. , .,- . . ' ' ' -. '- ' 'L-A -' - - - - -- ---..--av'-:EDN-5, ':::-.-Q,--3.51-ilggeggg,-::,,2.f at-t:':f,,-gf --5:11 -.-1 ' .-.Q-fy :FJ -gr-'17 1.1:-f---1'-3'-,,. ,L.:,:.:-A 5 F f--..r .,...,,,f . ,,,,.:- .- ,-.,.-,.. ,, , , E . ' , '-- ' ' ' '-f 'i-- I 'f' ' -i---'T'-13 1:1 - f png. - -' - 1. Fullhart, Brenda Funk, Dawn Furey, Cheryl: NHS, VICA Gabel, Laura: Band, Flag Team, French Club, Class officer, Keywanettes, NHS Hi-Light, STUCO, Tennis Good luck to all the graduating se- niors of l978. Gambrill, Robert Garton, James Gatewood, Tami Genrich, Carol George, Dana: Drama, Wrestling Chanters Giambalvo, Terrie: Cheerleader Gerry, Gerry: NHS, Spirit Club, Track, Medical Careers, Jr. Stand, Science Club, Math Club , Silence is the golden art of conversa- tion? Gerstner, Barry Gilio, Michael Gill, Phillip Gillis, Kevin Gish, David: Key Club, VICA Glidewell, Donna: French Club, Hi-Light, Jr. Stand, Math Club, NHS, Orchestra, Pep Club, Science Club No tribute is too great for Ruskin. A truly great student is one who can learn and have a good time doing itll, Golder, Marcia: DECA, Drama, NHS, Yearbook Gonzales, Yvette: Diggers, Grapplettes, NHS, Softball, Volleyball To thine own self be true. fThanks Ms. Searcyf' Good, John Goodwin, Gina Gordon, Tannequi: Football Gossman, Donald: Baseball Grant, Catherine Gregg, Gerald J.: NHS, VICA, As a founding member of the BRSC, I wish to pass on our heritage to the class of ,79,, Groh, Matthew Guillory, Ellen Gunnells, Gwen: Choir, Yearbook, Diggers Smile and the world smiles back at youf, 7 Gutshall, Michael: Football, Track, Choir, Key Club, Senior Committee, R-Club I will my fire fighting skills to David Gaylordf, Hallquist, John Hamilton, Craig Hankins, Crystal Harlacher, Mark E.: Science Club, NHS, Hi-Light, Math Club, Rensselaer Math SL Science Award, Natll Merit Finalist Harris, Donna: DECA, Spirit Club Hart, Debbie: DECA Love is an act of Faith-and he who is oflittle Faith is also of little Love. Haupt, Jeffrey Hayes, Jeffrey Hayes, Martha: DECA, Band Heffron, Janice: Diggers, Chdir Don't grow against life: grow with it.' Hendricks, Cathy Hendricks, Robin: Track, STUCO, NHS, R-Club, Keywanettes, Basketball, Orchestra, French Club, Cross Country Hinckley, Michael Hodges, Cheryl: FHA, Orchestra, Choir Hollingsworth, Megan Hollstrom, Kirsten: Choir, Keywannettes, Pep Club, Drama, VICA Holman, Tammie Holmes, Victor Hood, Frank: Track, Cross Country, Se- nior Committee, STUCO officer, Band, Hi-Light, NHS, R-Club, Math Club, Class officer, Valedictorian, Whols Who NI view high school as only the begin- ning of a never-ending learning experi- ence. These past 12 years have been great? Hood, Lafenus Earl Good luck in this big, big worldll' Hook, Barry Hooten, Debbie: Band, NHS, Flag Team, Orchestra Hoover, Barbara Horne, Randy Hosfield, Jimmie House, Ron Howe, Michael Hunt, Robert Hunter, Perry Craig: Art Club, Key Club, Hi-Light, Senior Committee, Yearbook, Prom Committee, Play Production No comment Huser, Joe Irving, Sandy Israel, Rick: Basketball, R-Club, Track, DECA, French Club, Art Club HI am thankful for the lessons and practices exhibited by coaches and teachers which all of us will benefit from for the rest of our livesf' Iverson, Robert Jackson, B. Jeanie Jackson, Frank: Football, Key Club, R- Club, VICA Stay cool, be tough, play football. Jackson, Gloria: Who's Who Jackson, Mary: Band, DECA, T8LI James, Bianca James, Eric: Baseball Success comes in 'cansig failure comes in 'can'ts,! Keep your feet on the ground, and keep reachin, for the stars. -Casey Cason 'fCrowded elevators smell differently to midgetsll' Jefferson, Doreen 9 Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Diana: Band, NHS Johnson, Pat: Football, Wrestling, Track, R-Club Johnson, Steve: Wrestling, STUCO, VICA, Key Club, Prom Committee, Choir, f'My friends and I are about to go our seperate ways, I hope that we make new friends and pray that we keep the old. Jones, Lafelda Jones, Teresa J ulo, Earl Jungden, Brian: Baseball, Band Jurden, Vernita ffAll men are created equal, but no one told Ruskin? Kalwei, Debbie G.: DECA Sometimes we think the flowers are dying, but therels always a promise of return-I hope the class of '78 is like a flowerf, Keck, Roy B.: DECA,-Choir Kelter, Thomas Kennedy, David Kennedy, William Kent Kierstein, Barry Kinder, Pam Kirby, Norman Kirlin, Tim Koury, Joseph Patrick: Drama Club, Vo- Tech Kresse, Leanna Lacy, Rose: Choir, STUCO, Keywanettes Lane, Rick Lawson, Kenna Leap, Tim: Art Club Layton, Kevin Lecuyer, Mark Lewis, Dwayne Lightfoot, Brian Lindsay, Delores Lippert, Karen: French Club, NHS, Band, Orchestra, Flag Team Lochert, Susan: Choir, FHA Locke, Craig: Wrestling, male cheerleader Logiudice, Theresa Lomenick, Tamara Looney, Barbara A.: Diggers, Band, Drama, Chanter 'fEnjoy slowly all you can while youire young. Growing old comes on fastf, Luce, James Lueker, Marjorie Anne Lund, Waunita Lute, Monica Grace , Luthy, Shannon Leigh: Diggers, French Club, Senior Committee, Choir, Eagle mascot, R-Club, Spirit Club, Tennis, Yearbook, Prom Committee, Drama Club, Debate, Who's who, Pep Club I will my ability to paint bridges, do dirty Halloween tricks, have wild slum- ber parties, have Chinese firedrills, and most important, t.p.ing to Karen Grif- Hartig, Tim: Choir , . ,, f'Wanted: somebody to take the blame Johannesmeyer, Laura: STUCO, Volley- fm Hnd all future Diggers- for everythingl do wrong around here. ball. Keywanettes, NHS, Choir, Prom McAnally, K1131 I.: lgep Club, Flgqtjlijeg' lflartnett, Kevin: Baseball Committee wanettes, I rom ornmrttee, , - '- .1 -'L-xr: 1 ,.'e2.?'f4- - ...,.-ng-,1-H '- -, ., .,,t,5-,.- . Senior Index 229 Senior Committee, Homecoming Queen McCann, Chipper: Football, R-Club, Key Club, STUCO, Baseball I will my fire fighting expertise to Mark Calcara and wish luck to all the fire fighters next year. McCarthy, Laura: Basketball, Volleyball, NHS, R-Club, Golf No commentw McCord, Tami McCoy, Tim: Football, Track, R-Club, McDonald, Harry McDonald, Sidney McGee, Bruce McGee, Don McKain, Julie McKeone, John: Wrestling McKinney, Cheryl McNatt, Kenneth E.: DECA, TSLI I've enjoyed Ruskin during the three years Pve been here. McNay, David: Football, Basketball, Baseball, R-Club MeNeece, Brian: Choir, I was a small part of Ruskin, I didnlt do much except for the music depart- ment, but I'm glad I was a student at Ruskinf' McNeiley, D. Laird: Band, Drama Mahnken, Sherri Martin, Pamela Maze, Theresa Ann: FHA Mcharo, Nimwindie Mehok, Patti Meier, Kelly: Pep Club, Diggers Meikle, Joy Meloy, Jennifer Lynn: Keywanettes, NHS, Pep Club, DECA, Senior Com- mittee, Prom Committee, Baseball Chanters, Choir Look to God-for he is the very life oflifef'-the Bible Melton, Abbie, Lynn: NHS, Art Club, Play Production, Keywanettes, STUCO, Prom Committee, Senior Committee, Hi-Light, Yearbook editor, Drama Club Perry and I have thoroughly enjoyed our years together at Ruskin. Haven,t we, Perry? . . .Perry'? Mewmaw, Charles Millett, Julia: Diggers, STUCO, NHS, Choir, Drama Club, Senior Committee, Prom Committee, Keywanettes Life is what you make of it, and what you make it is up to you. Mills, Brian: Jr. Stand Mizener, Stephen Montgomery, Teresa: French Club, NHS, Tennis, Band. Keywanettes Moore, Tina Marie: Baseball Cheerleader Let it be known that man is a ghunt- ei , always in search of that dream his heart holds 'deer '. Moorehouse, Randy Morgan. Toni Morrill, Kent: Football, Track. Choir, 230 Senior Index Key Club, NHS, Class officer, STUCO UI would like to will my fire extin- guishing skills to David Brown and a pair of gym shorts with suspenders to Jeff 'Pretty Boy' Bailey. Morrone, Corey: Football manager lim here!,' Mosby, Linda: Band, Office occupations I can't believe it went so fast, it seems like yesterday when I started school. Moshier, Mitch: Football Remember BRSC, and the below -0 nights. Mullen, Philip Murray, Jabe Alva Myers, Dana: VICA, NHS, Pep Club Myers, Dianne J.: Horsemanship Club, Youth in Govt. Before you make life's journey on the outside, you've got to take a jour- ney on the inf' Neese, Kimberly Nichols, Michael Nicoll, Sandy: Cheerleader, Diggers, DECA, T8cI, Keywanettes, Pep Club Norris, Ronda Oaks, Garry O'Connor, Steven O'Dell, Rhonda Owens, John Owens, Steven Parker, Floyd Payne, Cindy Payne, Toni Peak, Mark Perkins, Kimberly Anne: Diggers, Pep Club, NHS, Junior Committee, Year- book, Spirit Club, Senior Committee, Who's Who 'Thanks for the memories. Perkins, Pamela Denise: Diggers, DECA, Pep Club, Junior Committee, Year- book, Spirit Club Perkins, Stephen: Yearbook, NHS, Math Club, Track, STUCO, Nat'l Merit Let- ter of Comm., Choir, Who's Who, Medical Careers Perry, Lisa: Diggers, Senior Committee, Choir, STUCO, Keywanettes We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.',-George Eliot Peter, Christi: German Club, Keywanet- tes, NHS officer, Hi-Light, Pep Club, Baseball scorekeeper, Salutatorian, Who's Who 'fl'm learning that there's such a world out there and none of us have ever seen or felt it. -from Jonathon Liv- ingston Seagull I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had . . .but we'll try the best that we can, to carry on. -Styx Petcrson, Rebecca: Drama Pfister, Robert Phelps, John Phillips. Michele Piatt, Joseph Pierce, David Poindexter, Greg Pooler, Carolyn Sue Popp, Geda: Choir Postle, Mark Price, Pamela: Graplettes A straight line is a smile curved. Price, Penny: Grapelets Priddy, Jamie C.: Pep Club, Drama Club, Art Club, DECA, FHA Feelings can be beautiful, as long as you keep them on the ground and not up in the air. Prock, Larry Prudden, Pam: Pep Club, Prom Commit- tee Putthoff, Tim Ralls,-Jeff: Basketball, Golf Ratty, Scott: Wrestling, R-Club, VICA Ragusa, Tamara Ray, Joy Reed, Brenda: Yearbook Reeves, Sandra Reffitt, John Reyburn, Donna J.: Science Club, NHS, Medical Careers, Band, Chanters, Base- ball Cheerleader I will my interest in school and learn- ing to people who are willing to try hard and have fun with school? Rice, Saundra Richter, Robert Riley, Bill: Football, VICA Ripley, Brad Roberson, Lisa Robertson, Grant: Science Club Robinson, Pamela: NHS Rogers, Lynn Goodbye my friend Mr. Lloyd! Rogge, Craig D.: Band, Orchestra, Choir, Basketball, NHS Root, Beverly Rose, Shante Roseman, Debra Rude, Kayleen Ruechel, Craig Ruffin, Walden: Basketball Runions, Janice: Band Rusk, Richard Randall: STUCO, Class of- ficer, Prom Committee, Cross Country , Track, Math Club, R-Club I hope that all of my friends have a great life. Life is meant to be enjoyed, so be ganzoli' Russell, Kenneth Ryan, John Schermerhorn, Carol Schultz, Carolyn Sue: Band. Flag Team When you finally get to the end of something you've tried so hard for, you look back and realize just how short life really is.', Schuster, Jeffrey: NHS, Wrestling, Base- ball, Math Club Schrivener, Jesse Settle, Cathy: NHS, Track. Choir, Seura, Melanie Sextoi Sharp bal Shaw, I 1 or r thi: Shippf Shoen Sierck Ye: CCI v the Single Tl saic be i Siwiec Tra Skaggs tioi Skoff, Smerd Smith Smith Smith Smith Wai D not I m ant Smith Smith Soych mit Spearr Stanle Sparks Steely Col Clu RO Gi Steen, Stendr Stever Stever K . . , , ..- :- V, : V , ln . - . . Y , ....,. .. - . 1, , - - , , -f ' . . ' , I . ,Q , Q . ' I ,jg . - i'::,7 - ' -'-::-1 --:lr-:m- ..-- '.--f--' '.- :.-'L ' -w . -- .. .- ---rw' - F- .. , ...... ... L. J 1- ' I K - . I ' ' ' ' ' ' - -- -- , -- - - ' -.Y-.-.,--12 ....:-- - --, ::':-:-Q,'T--3,3331 -::..:: 1... ' v.,,- - -:gb njvj,--L .- - -. -5-,L .-57,5 -3-:H ..',.' ,..- 13- .-. Q -fiivgj .L - LII -5' ef' - 'Z .-7-- 5. :-5 .' 5'-J ff. .,. - -I 1 1, - - - Sexton, Donna Sharp, Susan: NHS, Math Club, Volley- ball, Girls' State Shaw, Kerry Hope I never thought this year would come or didn't know whether I'd make it this far. Shipps, Donna Shoemaker, Julie: VICA Siercks, Nancy: Pep Club, Diggers, NHS, Yearbook, Keywanettes I wish happiness, love and success to the graduates of 19787 Singleton, Jon Alan: TSLI There aren't any words that can be said. It's an inside emotion that can't be expressed in words. Siwiec, Gary: Basketball, Cross Country, Track, R-Club Skaggs, Judy: Pep Club, Office occupa- tions Skoff, Susan Smerdon, Scott Smith, Georgette Smith, Jerry Smith, Linda Smith, Michelle E.: Pep Club, Key- Wanettes, Office occupations f'Do not walk in front of me for I may not follow. Do not walk behind me for I may not lead. But Walk beside me and be my friend. Smith, Sherri Smith, Sheryl Soychak, Melody: Pep Club, Senior Com- mittee Spearman, Robert: Baseball, Band Stanley, Molly Sparks, John Steely, Robert T.: Basketball, Cross Country, Tennis, Math Club, German Club, Hi-Light, STUCO, Key Club, ROTC, R-Club Give 'em hell -Harry Truman Steen, Paul Stendebach, Randy: DECA Stevens, Roxanne Stevenson, Robert W - -ec ,l.,.22.'Z3 -. ff Stinson, Rodney: Football, Track Strauss, Douglas: Track. Cross Country, R-Club, Key Club I have really enjoyed my 3 years at Ruskin and I am very proud to be a Ruskin Eagle, as I hope everyone else is. Sturgeon, Marsha Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Ronald Terry, Cynthia Terry, John Terry, Randy Thelander, Jeffrey L.: ROTC, Yearbook Thanks for making it a short termf, Thompson, Anita: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Office occupations, Hi-Light This year was like a big pre-game party with the kick off on May 2O. Thyer, Cheryl: Pep Club, Drama, Prom Committee, Baseball Cheerleader Tiemeir, Kirsten: NHS, Art Club, Nat'l Merit Letter of Comm. Titus, Harland: VICA Trussell, Janet: Pep Club, Cheerleader, Drama Club Enjoy Ruskin While you're here. Tutt, Lorenzo Valentine, Michelle Valentine, Richard: Debate Club, Foot- ball We will never forget the friends, the foe, and the funln VanDeVyere, Barbara Vansickle, Jan: Band, Choir, Orchestra VanHecke, Debbie: Diggers, Choir, Pep Club 'GA friend is like a rock, it never breaks. VanVleck, Jeff: Band, Tennis Vest, Theresa Vincent, Victoria: NHS, Band, Pep Band Vinyard, Dyanne Voss, Joel Waddell, Kim Walters, Julie: Art Club, VICA Ward, Kathy: Office occupations Wardell, Carl A Wardlow, Janice: Track, Volleyball Watson, Cary: Radio Club, Science Club. NHS, VICA Weiss, Leila Randi Weible, Twyla Simrell Wells, Pam: Choir If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps he steps to the beat of a different drum. West, Warren Whitfield, Denise: Diggers, Spirit Club, VICA, Pep Club Whitlow, Gary Whittington, Leah Kay: Volleyball, Bas- ketball manager, VICA, STUCO, Key- wanettes, Pep Club Wieberg, Gary Wiedenmann, Douglas Wilbur, Pamela: FHA, Medical Careers Williams, Betty: Band, Flag Team, Bas- ketball, French Club, NHS Williams, Gregory Williams, Nancy Ann: VICA, Basketball, Yearbook, RGAA, STUCO Thanks for the memories, Ruskin. I love youf, Wilson, Dana Wilson, Douglas E.: Track, Football, NHS, R-Club, STUCO, Math Club, Band, Orchestra Wilson, Neal Winnie, Harriet Wiseman, Deborah Wolf, Earlene Wolfe, Kathy: Yearbook, Chanter Wood, Lori: TSLI Woods, Jeffrey Woodson, Jerry Woodson, Wanda: Spirit Club Woska, John Wulff, Paul Yates, Becky God didn't put love in your heart to stay. Love isn't love until you give it away. Young, Kimberly Zalewski, Chris: Drama, TSLI, VICA, Prom Committee Ziegler, Timothy Senior Index 231 -. - -M.. - -an ...- School Index Abma, Curtis 46 Adair, Beth 46 Adams, Chuck 46 Adams, Deborah Lynne 46 Adams, Gary 46 Adams, Jeff 94 Adams, Ronia 70 Adams, Vertie Adamski, James 70 Adkins, Wendell L. 94 Albert, Tammy J. 94 Allen, Dean 70 Allen, Deanna 70 Allen, Debra 70 Allen, John 46 Allen, Ricky 94 Allison, Larry 46 Alumbaugh, Larry 94 Alumbaugh, Larry 46 Alvaradao, Alicia A. 46 Anderson, Carla 70 Anderson, Carole 94 Anderson, Anderson, Karen 70 Kim 94 Ankrum, Vicki 70 Anthony, Mark 94 Armstrong, Kindra 70 Armstrong, Scott 94 Arnold, Julie 46 Arnote, Sean 46 Arr, Cindy 46 Ashley, Kyle Edward 94 Atkinson, Glynn 94 Austin, Athena J. 94 Austinson, Damon 46A Autry, Greg 70 Bagby, Tim 94 Baisley, Billie Jo 46 Bailey, Jeff 70 Baker, Diana R. 46 Bales, Howard 70 Barbara, Ronnie Barber, Janet 46 Barber, Laurie 46 Bishop, Harvey 96 Bjorgo, Richard 96 Black, Earl 47 Black, Kelly 47 Black, Terry 96 Bruce, Baker 70 Blake, Joseph 71 Blake, Sheri 96 Blanchard, Karen 47 Blanchard, Sheryl 71 Blankenship, Karen D. 96 Blaser, Robin 133 Blazic, Ron 96 Bledsoe, Gary 71 Blinzler, Bob 96 Blinzler, Julie 71 Bliss, Carol 71,151 Bliss, Mary 96,97 Blom, Pam 71,156,157 Blount, Robin Kay 71 Blundell, Randall Bodenhamer, Katie 71 Boehm, John 71 Bonavia, Kelly 71 Boettcher, Steven 47 Bolles, Kevin 48 Bollman, David 97 Boone, Lisa A. Borchers, Richard W. 48 Borland, Sharon Bosworth, David 48,139 Boucher, Greg 72 Boucher, Gregory A. Bough, Kathy 72 Bough, Kathy L. 97 Bowers, Diana 97 Bowles, Donald 97 Bowmar, Dorothy 97 Boyer, Michael Boyles, Anette 97 Bracken, Mike 73,85 Bradley, Mark 73 Bradley, Ron Brady, Kathleen 48 Bradshaw, Dana 72 Bradshaw, Nancy 72 Brashears, Cathy Buckner, Lisa 48 Buhrman, James 72 Buhrman, Richard 48 Buhrman, Shawn 72 Buhrman, Sherry 48 Buie, Tim 98,180,181,202,203,l04 Bullard, David 98 Bullock, Kathy 98 Burch, Lawrence 48 Burford, Michael Burge, Cindy 48 Burge, Richard 98 Burgert, Brian H. 98 Burlingame, Lundley S. 49 Burns, Pat 98 Burrough, Robin 49 Burrow, Pat Burrow, Reggie 49 Burt, David 72 Burt, Keith 72 Burt, Kevin R. Burt, Lisa Anna Burt, Steve 49 Bury, Dwight 72,134,135 Buster, Sherry 98 Butts, Donna 143 Butts, Roy 135 Byxbe, De 98 Calcara, Mark Callaghan, Janice 49 Callstrom, Randy 98 Calvin, Tamara Jo Camp, Julie 98 Cannon, Mark D. 49 Capen, Cathy 49 Caponetto, Dana 98 Capra, Dan 73,144,145 Carduther, LaDonna Careswell, Sonya 73 Carey, Richard 78 Carpenter, Gene 73 Carpenter, Lene 73 Carper, Richard 99 Carr, Catherine 73 Carr, Tony 99 Carr, Louise 99 Carroll, James 99 Barchers, Lisa S. 46 Barden, Carol 46 Barden, Kim 94 Barnett, Darrell 94 Barnett, Shane 95 Barrett, Jane 95 Barry, Barbara 46 Bartels, Anna M. 70 Bartels, Jodi L. 47 Bartley, Jennifer 47,5 2,53 Battle, Linda 70 Baumgartner, Mitch 47 Baxter, Robert Beamer, Sandi 95 Beckett, John W. 95 Beffel, John 95 Begley, Christy L. 95 Bell, Darryl 47 Benedict, Darin S. 47 Beniston, John 70 Bennett, Stanley M. 95 Bennett, Wanda 23,70 Benton, Sherry 47 Bentrop, Kim 47 Berberich, Bill 70,91 Berberich, David 47,70 Bergeron, Rachelle 70 Bergman, John 47 Besaw, Jerry 95 Biagioli, Mike 70 Bickel, Donna Shipps 117 Billings, Donna R. 95 Billings, Lyn 70 Birchard, Joel l7,95,96,1 80,181 Bisacca, Carolyn 47 Bisacca, Donna 71 232 Senior Index Brashears, Paul Bratton, Laura 48 Breece, Alicia 72 Brennan, Carolyn 72,187 Brennan, John 97 Brewer, Dina 83 Bridegan, Frank 48 Bright, Brock, Kim 72 Derrell 72 Brockhouse, Bobby 48,127 Brockington, Anthony 97 Brookover, Julie 48 Brooks, Katrina 97 Broone, Lorraine 48 Brouse, Jeffrey 72 Brown, Becky 48 Brown, Cliff 97 Brown, Colleen 72 Brown, David 72,144,l45,192,193 Brown, Denise Brown, Elizabeth 97 Brown, Jerry Brown, Judi 72,215 Brown, Kevin M. 97 Brown, Lisa L. 97 Brown, Lori S. 72,151 Brown, Marie 97 Brown, Marilyn A. 72 Brown, Mary 72 Brown, Robert D. Brown, Tom 48,84 Brown, Mike 98 Bruce, Beth 98,l68,169,l84,l85 Bryant, Tony Bryant, Rachel Buckley, Richard Carroll, Kathleen 99 Carson, Howard Carson, Jeff 99 Carson, Jeffrey Carter, Donald 99 Carter, Mike 139 Carter, Louis 99 Carte r, Mike 49,139 Carvell, Jane 99 Carver, Steven 99 Cason, Cindy 73 Cassa dy, Linda 99 Cates, Bennie 49 Centonze, Vito 73 Cerniglia, Teresa M. Chalfant, Linda 73 Cham bers, Ray 73 n Chatham, Peggy Cheesman, Judy L. 99 Chenault, Bryan 73 Cherr y, Rick 73 Chick, Mark 49 Chick, Jodi 73 Chun, Judy 74 Cisneros, Diana 49 Cisneros, Santos R. 99 Clark, Bob 99 Clark, Chris 49 Clark, Craig 74 Clark, Gaye 99 Clark, Kevin 74,129 Clark, Kirby 100,112,129 Clark, Larry 49 Clark, Robin 49 Clarke, Jeff 129 Claus, Pat 74 Clausi Clay, Cleme Cleme Cleme Clenn Cliffo. Close, Clougj Clousc Cochr Cochr Cockr Coker Coker Coker Cole, Cole, Collin Collin Collin Collin Collin Collin Comb Comb Comb Comb Conne Cook, Cook, Coope Coope Corkr: Coultf Couric Cox, J Coxe, Crann Crawf Creecl Creswr Crisp, Crock Crosbj Cross, Crone Cumn Cumn Cumn Curtis Cushii Cutter Dahm Danie Danie Dansl: Daska Dougl Daugl' Daven Daven Daven David Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Dawsc Dawsc Dawsr Degen Deger Delac Delatt Denny Denny Dethl. Detor Detor Deven 'S- ,-- . . .., L . -rn ,,,, ., . ., , I I . Q, 1.. .lg . . ,a ,,,- ,..,-,W I Ag- A g,,,..,--..,.--1 -T V l l V A W F if FA 'F' F ' 7 , W , - Q A. - ' ...- f' ' J' 5' - :-- --- .5 2 --. -M L -- - 3--A - -. ... T-. -- ' ,-. .--f....:'f- A .- .--'f'- -41-5. .- ,--, ,- -aw-.... --. ,,,.-W., .L . , ,... D, , . r ,s , , .. ,. ' ,,, ' '- r- -.. 1 ,mv - --V -' .. -xg. -.... v- ...Q 3-,',:: Tag-, ---3 N ,,,3,3.:,L53..rf . ..-'- 4:1517 W,---Ig. f- .-1,',,,,-:',- - - ,.,' ,-If .. ,- , --,'gg:- .Q 1 ' .j,, ' fr- . .f-f N .-- , .' j' V- ,-f1-..,.f-- fi 1 -., -- ' . -- - --4 .,-V' Clausing, Kirk 100 Clay, Brenda 47 Clemens, Linda 74 Clements, Bob 49 Clements, Richard Clenn, Erwin Clifford, Mike 50 Close, Lary 74 Clougliley, Shawn 50 Clouse, Paul 74 Cochran, Grant 50 Cochran, Richard Cockrell, Linda 50 Coker, Mike 50 Coker, Richard 74 Coker, Richard 100 Cole, Barbara 50 Cole, Frank 100 Collins, Dennis 50 Collins, Donna 100 Collins, Elizabeth 100 Collins, Julia 50 Collins, Karen 50 Collingsworth, Ruth 50 Combs, Denise 50 Combs, Donna 51,190,191 Combs, Kiln 51 Combs, Kirk 74 Conner, Jaci 51,91,153 Cook, Greg 74 Cook, Kenny 74 Dinneny, Dennis 101 Dixon, Betty 101 Dixon, Lawrence Dodd, Meri 52 Dollar, Debbie 75 Donahoe, Michael Donahue, Michelle 75 Donnell, Eric 101 Donnelly, Craig 101 Douglas, Claude 101 Douglas, Michael 76 Dover, Robert 52 Doyle, Nicole 52 Dugas, Terri Duncan, Joel 101 Duncan, Melissa Duncan, Rus 101,135 Dyer, Karon 52 Eagleman, Jerri 101 Eary, Chet 52 Eccles, Calvin 76,194,195 Eck, Lynette Eckart, .lohn 52,127 Eckart, Steve 76 Edwards, Jon Edwards, Peter 76 Edwards, Wanda 101 Eib, Mark 76 Eib, Terry 101 Eisenbeis, Kim 76 Elliott, Debra Cooper, Jim 51,139 Cooper, Lori 74,219 Corkran, Scott 51 Coulter, Dana Courier, Chuck 100 Cox, James 74 Coxe, Jeff Cranmer, Lynne 51 Crawford, Curtis 100 Creech, Diane 51 Creswell, Dale 51 Crisp, Kevin 51 Crockett, Davy 74 Crosby, Kendall 74 Cross, Kim 74 Crone, Rusty 74 Cummings, Marchelle 75 Cummings, Marjorie 75 Elliott, Kirby 52 Elliott, Trina Elmer, Joel 101,167,189,219 Endecott, Lesa 101 Engeman, Lisa 76 England, David 76 England, Paul 52,127 Engvig, Dawn 52 Engvig, Mitch 76 Epley, Dan 72,76 Epperson, Mark 102 Erichsen, Dianne 76 Erickson, Bradley Ernsbarger, Teresa 52 Froess, Susan Estes, Susan 102 Eulitt, Dan 76 Eulitt, Nancy 102,107,133,187 Cummings, Rederick 51,127 Curtis, Chris 51 Cushing, Tom 100 Cutter, J'na 75 Dahms,Ginny100,105,133,187,l92,193 Daniels, Becky 75 Daniels, Janette 75 Dansby, Dola Lynne Daskaleas, George 51 Dougherty, Daugherty Davenport Glen 51 Patty 90,100,130,l3l,l41 Les 75 Everly, Felicia 76 Ewert, Danette 76,187 Ewert, Denice 52 Eyman, Susan 76 Farr, Jeff 52,127 Fatino, Julie A. 102 Fatino, Suzanne 76 Fatino, Todd 52 Faulkner, Pam 52 Fennesy, Barbara 52 Fennesy, Debbie 76 Fennesy, Steven 76 Davenport, Lester 51,139 Davenport, Patricia 100 Davidson, Janette 75 Davis, James 51 Davis, Jeff 51 Davis, Kim 75 Davis, Michael 100 Davis, Paul 51 Davis, Sonya 75 Dawson, Dana 75,90,l12,130,140,141 Dawson, Dean Dawson, Edwin Degenhardt, Denise 100 Degerald, David 75 Delacruz, Irene 75,101 Delatte, Keith 75 Denny, Gerrald 51 Denny, Sherri 75 Dethloff, Kevin 52 Detoro, Kathy 75 Detoro, Michael 52 Devenney, Sherrie 52 ,nv ,,r. s. . y' . , , .Y 1-1, V 'L L'--15 Fetters, John 52,127 Fetters, Tammy 76 Fillpot, Peggy Fillpot, Sara 52 Finley, Lisa 53 Finley, Michelle 76 Fiser, Debbie 77 Fitzwater, Dwight 77 Fletcher, Jerry 53 Foy, Scott 77 Fraction, Scott 77 Fraction, Troy 77 Francis, Fred 102 Frazier, Bill 77 Friesen, Pam 77,87 Frissen, Rick 102 Fritz, David 78 Fritz, John 53,127 Froess, Pat 53 Froess, Susan 102 Fry, Dana 53 Fuchs, Frank 102 Fullhart, Brenda 102 Fund, Doug 78 Funk, Dawn Funk, Richard 53 Furey, Cheryl 103 Furey, Robert 78,180,181 Furrell, Marjean 53 Gabel, Karen 53 Gabel, Laura 103,187 Gagne, David 53,127 Galloway, John 78,135 Gambrill, Mike 53 Gambrill, Robert Gambrill, Susan 78 Gardner, Jeff 78 Gardner, Kathy 78 y Gardenia, Gary Allen Garrick, Stephen 54 Garrison, Marty 54 Garten, James 103 Garton, Mark 54 Gatewood, Rick 78 Gatewood, Tami 103 Gaylord, David 78,92 Geivett, Larry R. 78 Genrich, Carol George, Dana 103 Gerry, David 54 Gerry, Gerry 103,196,197 Gershefske, Cheryl 187 Gerschetske, Sherrill 78 Gerstner, Barry 103 Gevens, Roger 54 Giambalvo, Terrie 103 Gibson, Jerry 78 Gibson, John 78 Gicante, Patricia 54 Gilio, Lacy 54 Gilio, Mike 103 Gill, Phil 103 Gillespie, Lori 54 Gillette, Teresa 54 Gilliam, Eric Gillis, Kevin Gilmore, Debra 78 Gish, Chris 54,129 Gish, Dave 103 Giudici, Marc 78 Gladden, Debbie 78 Glidewell, Donna 103,189 Gloor, Philip 78 Glukowsky, John 78 Glunt, Leroy 54 Godsey, Terri 79 Golder, Marcia 103 Gomez, Dan 79 Gonzales, Frank 54,139 ,187.197 Fletcher, Robin 53 Flippin, Randy 102 Flores, Mike 77 Flowers, Debbie 77,157 Foose, Darlene 53 Forte, Darryl 53 Forte, Jerry 102,113 Forte, Michael 102 Foster, Carol 53 Foster, Curtis 77 Foster, David 77 Foster, Tamara 77 lfoy, Amy 53 Gonzales, Yvette 7l,96,104,130,l31,l56,l57 Good, John R. 104 Goodwin, Dan 79 Goodwin, Darrell 79 Goodwin, Gina 194 Goodwin Mike 54 Gordon, Tannequi 104 Goss, Christopher 54 Gossman, Don l04,185. Gott, Kim 79 Gott, Larry Grandon, Alec 79 Grant, Catherine 104 194,195,110 - i,.,........-.- Senior Index 233 If 2 ' ,- 1 ..,,.--.. ,. I Y, .. V Gl'llI1fl12llll.Cl1llCl1 54,127 Grantham, Mike 104 Graves, Averial 54 Green, Victor Greenwell, Jaimic 55 Gregg. Jerry 104 Gregg, Vincent 79 Greving, Michelle 55 Griffeth, Suzanne 79 Griffin, Carol C. 79 Griffin, Karen 79,l68,l69, 160, 161 Groh, Fred 55,129 Groh, Matt 104 Grossnickle, Beckey 79 Grotz, Norman 79 Gruber, Mark 79 Gruner, David 79 Guarino, Claudio Guenther, Steve 79 Guiheen, Michael 79 Guillory, Ellen 104 Guillory, Jennifer 55 Gunnells, Gwendolyn 104,l60,l6 1,162,163 Gutierrez, Annette 55 Gutshall, Mike 104 Gutshall, Michelle 55 Guyette, Anita Guyton, Olivia Habel, Jim 80 Haines, Nancy 55 Hale, Tammy 80,92 Hallquist, James 55 Hallquist, John 104 Hamilton, Craig 105 Hamilton, Darrell 80 Hamilton, Stuart 55 Hammontree, Dennis 55 Hancock, Phil 55 Hardin, Debbie 80 Hardy, Lois 80,188,189 Hangley, Tena 55 Hankins, Crysti 105,156,157 Harlacher, Mark 105 Harmon, Brett 80 Harmon, Tom 80 Harper, Denise 56 Harper, Steve 80 Hiesberger, Chris 81 Highlander, Kathy 81 Highlander, Rhonda 56 Hilden, Bobby 56 Hilton, James 81 Hinckley, Mike 106 Hinton, Dan 81,129,197 Hobbs, Mike 56 Hodges, Cheryl 106,190,191 Hoke, Ruth Hollingsworth, Megan 106 Hollingsworth, Tim 56 Hollstrom, Kirsten 106 Holman, Tammie Bradley Johnson, Carolyn 58 Johnson, Cathy 82 Johnson, David 58 Johnson, Diana 108 Johnson, Doug 58 Johnson, Greg 82 Johnson, Jim Johnson, Kurt 82 Johnson, Pat 108,144,145 Johnson, Joiner, V Steven 108,192,193 ieki 58 Jones, Danny 82 Jones, Denise 58 Jones, Donna Holmes, Victor 106 Holt, Russell 81 Holtman, Jeff Hon, Dan 81 Hon, Rhonda 56 Honn, Harold 56 Hood, Cheryl 56 Hood, Frank 106,129,180,181 Hood, Lafenus 106 Hood, Lloyd 81 Hook, Barry 106 Hook, Terri 57 Hooten, Debbie 107 Hoover, Barbara 107 Hopkins, Bruce 57 Hornaday, Blaise 81 Horne, Derren 107 Horne, Greg 81 Horne, Randy 106 Horne, Richard 57,127 Hosfield, Jimmie 107 Hosfield, Steven 57 Hoss, Denise 81 Hotchkiss, Brant, 57,139 House, Ron 107 Houston, Rick 81 Howard, Janet 81 Howe, Hulett, Mike Linda 57 Jones Ernest 58 Jones James 82 Jones Jenny 82 Jones Kelli 58 Jones Lefelda 108 Jones Mary 82 Jones Ray 82 Jones, Teresa 108 Juelich, Connie 82,185 Julo, Earl 108 Julo, Joe 82 Julo, Mike 58 Jungden, Brian 108 Jurden, Vernita 108 Justesen, Joni 82 Kalwei, Debbie 108 Kane, Ereence 58 Kaneaster, Ricky 82 Kassien, Keith 82 Kearns, Carol Keatings, Craig 58 Keatings, Larry Keck, Brad 108,214,215 Keck, Kent 82 Keil, David 82 Kelly, Kelan 58 Kelter, Thom 109 Kennedy, Beth 82 Kennedy, Dave 109 Hunt, Les 57 Hunt, Rob 107 Hunter, Kendra 81 Hunter, Perry 106,219 Kennedy, Diane 83 Kennedy, Kathleen 58 Kennedy , Kent 109 Kennedy, Liz 59 Harris, Donna 105 Harris, Kim 56,187 Harris, Patty 80 Harris, Phyllis 56 Harris, Terry 80 Harrison, Jack Harshaw, Veronica 56 Hart, Debbie 105 Hart, Frank 56 Hartig, Tim 105,215 Hartnett, Kevin 105 Hartwig, Keith 80 Harvey, Robert 80,135,137 Harvey, Tonya 56 Hash, Gwen 80 Hatch, Debi 80 Haupt, Jeff 105 Hayes, Jeff 105 Hayes, John 80 Hayes, Martha 106 Hayse, Dale 80 Huser, J oe 107 Hutson, Cheryl 57 Irving, Deanna 57 Irving, Sandi 107 Israel, Karen Israel, Rick 107 Iverson, Bob 107 Jackson, Barb 187 Jackson, Becky 57 Jackson, Barbette 82 Jackson , Donna 107 Jackson, I-'rank 107 Jackson, Gloria 108 Jackson, Jeanie 108 Jackson, Jerry 82 Jackson, Mark D. 82 Jackson, Mary R. 108 Jackson, Michelle 57 Jackson, Robert 57 Jackson, Robert W. Jackson, Sharon 82 Hendrick, Kristina 56 Heffron, Janice l06,160,l6l,l62,163 Hendricks, Cathy Hendricks, Jeanine 80,187 Hendricks, Robin 106 Henry, Barbara 56 Herbst, Claudia 80 Herdliska, Regina 80 Jacobson, Steve 57 Jacobson, Vincent 82 James. Bianca 108 James, Ela 57,143 James, Eric 108 Jaramillo, Gerald 82 Jefferson, Doreen 108 Jefferson, Patricia 57 Kensinger, Keith 83 Kestler, Debbie 83 Keyes, Tammy 58 Kierstein, Barry 109 Kinder, Pam 109 King, Rodney 83,134,135 Kinney, Carol Kirby, Norman 109 Kirlin, Tim 109 Kissee, David 83 Kissinger, Tony 83 Kissinger, Pat 58 Klopper, Helen 83 Knapp, Denise 47,59 Knight, Barbara 83 Knight, Gregory 59 ' Knolley, Jack 83,134,135 Knuth, Lisa 83,l33,l56,l57 Koury, Joseph Patrick 109 Koury, Tony 83 Krause, Diana 59 Kraushaar, Kenny 83 Kresse, Leanne 109 Kumpf, Michael 59 Kumpula, John Lacey, Michael 59 Lacy, Michelle 59 Lacy, Rose A. 109 Lake, Lorey 156,157 Herron, Calvin 106 Herzig, Jim 56 Hcrzig, Shari 81 Hestand, Tom 81 Hibdon, Janet 106 Hicks, Mike 56 Hiebert, Debra 81 234 Senior Index Jegeris, Debbie 58 Jennings, Scott 134,135 Jensen, Carrie 58 Jensen, Shellie 82,185 Jesse, John 82 Johannesmcycr, Laura 108 Johnson, Barbara Lane, Rick 109 Lasiter, James Lasiter, Tim 83 Lassiter, David 83 Laughlin, David 59 Laughlin, David M. 59 Lawson, Kenna 109 Layton Leal, V Leap, I Leap, 'l Lecuye Lecuye Lee, A1 Lee, Ja Lee, Kz Lefler, Lemmc Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Libby, Lightfo Lightfc Lindsay Lines, 1 Lippert Lippert Lloyd, Lloyd, Locher Locke, Logiud: Lomas, Lomen: Long, F Long, P Looney Lotecki Love, C Lowe, t Lucas, ' Luce, J Lucito, Lucito, Lueker, Lund, 1 Lundee Lunsfoi Lusby, Lute, B Lute, M Luth, S 163 Lynch, Lytton, McAnal McAnal McCain McCalli McCam McCam MeCart McClur McClur McClur McClur MeCorc McCorc McCorr McCoy. 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U- , 3.1 'FW A - , A V - Layton, Kevin 109 Leal, Vicki 83 Leap, Pauline 59 Leap, Tim 109 McGroarty, Terry McGuire, Shelly 85 McKain, Julie lll McKenzie, Alison 60 Moore Moore Moore Mike 64 Shirley 86 , Tammy 86 Lecuyer, Mark 109 Lecuyer, Steven Lee, Anita 84 Lee, James 59 Lee, Kathy 84,151,87 Lefler, Patti 84 Lemmon, Regina 59,133 Lewis, Dean 84,129 Lewis, Dwayne Lewis, Lynn 84 Lewis, Michelle 84 Marshall Lewis, Ruby 84 Lewis, Theolia 59 Libby, Linda Lightfoot, Brian 110 Lightfoot, Richard 84 Lindsay, Delores Lines, Julie 84 Lippert, Cheryl 60 Lippert, Karen 110 Lloyd, James 60 Lloyd, Mary 84 Lochert, Susan 110 Locke, Craig 185 Logiudice, Theresa 110 Lomas, Lorrie 60 Lomenick, Tamara 110 Long, Paul Long, Randy 84 Looney, Barbara Hulett 95,110 Loteckie, Kim 60 Love, Charlie 84 Lowe, Connie 84 Lucas, Todd 84 Luce, James 110 Lucito, Elizabeth 84 Lucito, Pat 60 Lueker, Margie 110 Lund, Waunita 110 Lundeen, Edith 84 Lunsford, Karen 60 Lusby, Kevin 84 Lute, Barbara 84 Lute, Monica 110 Luth, Shannon Leigh 110,187,160,161,l62, 163,218,214 Lynch, Gregory Lytton, Richard 60 McAnally, Kim 168,169 McAnally, Mark 60 McCain, Keith 84 McCallister, Pam 60 McCann, Chipper 111,192,193 McCann, Stuart 60,127 McCarthy, Laura 111,140,141 McKeonc, Carol McKeone, John 144,145 McKibben, Ward 61 McKinley, Brenda 61 McKinley, Tom 85 McKinney, Cheryl 15,111 McKinney, Robert 85 McLean, Ruth McLean, Tim 61 McNatt, Ken 111 McNay, David 111,134,135 McNeece, Brian 111 McNeiley, Larid 111 Macey, Christopher 61 Macey, Scott 85 Mackey, Linda 61 Maddox, Valerie 85 Mahnken, Sherri 110 Maische, Don 85 Mann, Mike 85 Moore, Tina 112 Moorehouse, Randy 112 Mora, Jill 63 Morgan, Kathy 86,187 Morgan, Scott 86 Morgan, Ton 112 Morrill, Kathy 86,134,135 Morrill, Kent 112,180,181 Morris, Robin 86 Morrone, Corey 112 Morrow, Tom 87,145 Manrigh, Don Marshall, Allen 85 Marshall Janet 85 Marshall Karen 61 Retoine 85 Mosby, Linda 113 Moshier, Kim 87 Moshier, Mitch 113 Mullen, Phil 1 13 Murray, Jabea 113 Musgrave, Kathy 63,152,153 Myers, Byron 87 Myers, Carls 63 Myers, Dana 113 Myers, Dianna 113,102 Myers, Lynne 63 Nail, Nancy 63 Nash, Dennis 87 Neaves, Warren 63,127 McClure James 84 McClure Janet 60 McClure, Kelly 60,160,161 McClure, Vickie McCord, Tami 111 McCord, Tom 60 McCormick, Margie 111 McCoy, Tim 111 McCrary, Marty 85 McCullough, Jeff 60 McCullough, Tim 85 McCune, Mylinda 60 McDaniels, Greg 134,135,136 McDonald Harry ll 1 McDonald, Rachel 60 McDonald Sidney 111 McDowell, Sherri 85 McDowell, Terry 85 McDowell Valarie 60 McGee, Bruce 111 McGee, Don McGee, Regina McGoury, Karen 85,187 MeGroarty, Lori ,137.i3s,i39 Martin, Barbara 85 Martin, Christi 85 Martin, Pa 110 Martinez, Manuel 61 Mason, Gregg 61,139 Masterson, Mancy 85,192,193 Mathews, Cindy 85 Mathis, Eric 61 Matteson, Wes Mattox, Kim 86 Maune, John 61 Mayberry, Margaret 111 Maze, Theresa 110 Mcharo, Ronnie 85,143,102 Mcharo, Vicki 110 Meents, Paul 86 Mehok, Patti 112 Meier, Kelly 112 Meikle, Joy 112 Meinhardt, Judy 86 Meinhardt, Paul 61 Meints, Barbara Meloy, Jennifer 112,192,193 Melton, Abbie 112,219 Melton, Tim 61 Mendenhall, Maria 61 Mershon, Mark 61,139 Meuschke, Jo 86 Mewmaw, Charles 112 Michaski, Christopher 61 Miller, Gary 61 Miller, Jeff 62 Millett, Julie 112,160,161,162,163,2l4,215 lvlillion, Valerie 86 Mills, Brian 1 12 Mills, Kim 62,160,161 Mills, Pam 62 Minor, Brenda 62 Minor, Diane 86 Minor, Robin 86 Misner, Donald 62 Mitchell, Cinda 62 Mitchell, Billy 62 Mitchell, Lois 86 Mitchell, Lynn 86 Mize, Cheryl 64 Mize, Darryl 62 Mize, Linda 86 Moeller, Karen 62 Moeller, Mike 86,186 Montgomery, Sandi 62,156,157,202,203 Montgomery, Teresa 112 Mooneyham, James 86 Moore, Deanna 62,152,153 Neely, Les 87,113 Neely, Reginald 127 Neese, Kim 113 Neff, Phil 87 Nelson, Marie 87 Nelson, Steve 63 Nenno, Perry 63 Newcomb, Paul Newcomer, Barry 113 Nichols, Mike 113 Nicholson, Russell 87 Nicoll, Sandi 113 Nielsen, Kevin Nissen, Patty 87 Nolen, Boyd 63 Nolte, Amy 63 Norman, David L. 87 Norris, Patrick 63 Norris, Ronda O'Brien, Christine O,Conner, Tom 63 O'Connor, Steve 113 O'Del1, Chris 87 O'Dell, Rhonda 113 Officer, Dana 87 Okazaki, Lisa 63 Olcott, Karen 87,141,143 Onan, Susan 63 Ortiz, Mary Osborne, Kelly 87 Osborne, Kim 63,187 Otis, Kristine 87 Owens, Edward 63 Owens, John 113 Owens, Steve 113 Oyer, Dana 63,152,153 Pain, Terry 87 Pape, Kathi 87 Parish, Tammy 63 Parker, Floyd 113 Parker, Mike 63 Parshall, Steve 63 Pauley, Chad 88 Payne, Cindy 113 Payne, Stephanie 63 Payne, Toni 113 Peak, Mark Pearson, Cheryl 63 Pendleton, Debbie 88 Pener, Chuck 88 Pener, lilissa Pennell, Stephanie 88,185 Penserum, Chuck Penserum, Teresa 64 Perkins. Brenda 64 Senior lndcx 235 -,. ,,-.. Perkins, Kimberly Anne 1l4,l60,161,l62,163 Perkins, Lisa 64,156,157 Perkins, Pamela Denise 1 l4,160,161,162,163 Perkins, Stephen Jeffrey 114,219 Perry, Lisa 1l4,l60,l61,162,163,192,l93,214, 215 Peter, Allen Peter, Christi 114 Peterie, Karla 88 Peterman, Steve 85,88 Peterson, Becky 114,202,203 Peuster, Shari 88 Pfister, Robert 114 Phelps, John 1 14 Phillips, Jim 88 Phillips, Michele 114 Piatt, Joe 114 Pierce, David 114 Pilsl, Cathy 88 Ping, Sandy 88 Pinney, Brent 88 Pipher, Patti 88 Pitz, Chipper 88,127 Poindexter, Greg 115 Pollard, Elizabeth 88 Pooler, Carol 115 Popp, Geda 119,86 Popp, Nato 64,139 Porretti, Kathey L. 88 Porter, Rick 64 Porterfield, Jack 64 Postle, Mark 115 Poyner, Pam 64,202,203 Prell, Kelly 64 Prell, Kelly 64 Price, Janet 115 Price, Pam 96,115 Price, Penny 115 Priddy, Jamie 115 Pritchett, Robert 64 Propst, James 64 Province, Loren 88,92 Prudden, Pam 115 Prudden, Tim 64,127 Pulver, Marlene 88 Purefoy, Carl P. Purnell, Susan 64 Putman, Juanita 64 Putthoff, Tim 115 Quarles, Jocelyn Rabinowitz, Candy Rabinowitz, Cheri 64 Ragland, Pam Ragusa, Tammie Calvin 1 14 Rainey, Jacque Rains, Ray Rakestraw, Kenneth Ralls, Jeff 194,195,116 Ralph, Brenda Ralston, Rikki R. Rambo, Pat 114 Rambo, Terrie Ramsey, Dana 64 Ramsey, Raven Randolph, Karen Rankin, Liilian 114 Rankin, Robert Rapp, Julia 64 Ratliff, Dion Ratty, Scott 116,144,145 Ratty, Todd 144,145 Ray, Joy M. Reavis, James Records, Gary 116 Records, Kenneth Reddell, Mike 64 Reed, Brenda 116 Reed, Kevin 64 Reeves, Sandy 1 16 Reid, Darrin Reid, Pam 64 Reffitt, John Renaudin, Renee 185 236 Senior lndcx Revere, Gary 64 Reyburn, David 64 Reyburn, Donna 116 Rhoades, Bob 65 Rice, Saundra Richardson, Robert 65 Richey, Dana 65 Rickey, Norman Richter, Karen Richter, Robert 116 Ricketts, Mark 134,135 Rickwa, Steven Riggs, David Riley, Bill 116 Ripley, Brad 116 Ripley, Brian 65 Roach, Pat 137 Roberson, Lisa 116 Roberts, Rene 65 Roberts, Sandra 65 Robertson, Grant 116 Robinson, Dennis 65 Robinson, Pam 116 Slater, Wanda 66 Smith, Dan 90 Smith, David 66 Smith, Debbie 66 Smith, Diana 90 Smith, Don 66 Smith, Dwayne 90 Smith, Fred 127 Smith, Georgette 11,7 Smith, Howard 90,134,135 Smith, Jerry 117 Smith, Karen 90 Smith, Mark 56 Smith, Michelle 1 17 Smith, Penny 66 Smith, Ruth 90 Smith, Sheryl 66,133 Smith, Sheryl 117 Smith, Tonyda 90 Smith, Tyrone 66 Smith, Wayne 90 Sneed, Lori 66 Snider, Roxznne 90,203 Robinson, Sherri Robles, Michelle Rodgers, Linda Rogers, Greg 65,127 Rogers, Lynn 116 Rogers, Patrick 65 Rogers, Robin 65 Rogge, Craig Root, Bev 116 Rose, Belinda Rose, Randal Roseman, Debbie Rude, Kayleen 116 Ruechel, Craig 1 16 Ruechel, Laura Runions, Janice 116 Rupard, Karen 65 Rusk, Randy 116,129 Russell, Anthony 65 Russell, Kenny 116 Russell, Scott 65,127 Ryan, Ben 65 Ryan, Rochelle 151,187 Ruans, Brenda 65 Sanders, Chris Sanders, Michele 65 Sapp, Matt 65 Sohn, Conniem 66,160,161 Souter, Ed 90 Soychak, Melody 117 Soychak, Ron 66,127,139 Sparks, John 90,117 Sparks, Rick 66 Spaw, Stephanie 67 Sperman, Bob 117 Sperman, Tom 67,127 Spero, Lisa 67 Spero, Vince 67 Spivey, Mary 90 Stadler, Cindy 67 Stafford, Danny 90 Stanley, Jurea 67 Stanley, Molly Stanley, Penny 90 Steely, R.T. 117,189 Steen, Brian 67,139 Steinmeyer, Steve 90 Stenstrom, Karin 90 Stevens, Bob 90 Steves, Roxxanne 117 Stevenson, Robert 117 Stevenson, Robin 67 Stevenson, Shelia 90 Stinson, Rodney 115 Saxton, Kevin 65 Schaefer, David 66 Schatzman, Keith 65 Schcramerhorn, Carol 1 16 Schermerhorn, Greg 66 Schlumpberger, Natalie 168,169 Schmidt, Tracy 66 Schrimshaw, Jed 66,139 Schultz, Suzie 116 Schuster, Jeff 116,188,189 Schwartz, Shelly 67 Scrivener, Jesse 116 Seura, Doug 65 Seura, Malanie 116 Sharp, Susan 117 Shaw, Kerry 117 Shepard, Angie 66,156,157 Shirley, Robin 66 Shoemakere, Julie 117 Shoemaker, Kathy 66 Shonkwiler, Arele 66 Siegenthaler, Maria 66 Siercks, Nancy 117 Simmons, Kandy 133 Simmons, Kenny 66 Simmons, Mike 11,7 Singleton, Jon 11,7 Siwiec, Garyn 117,129 Sixta, Michelle 113 Sixta, Suzanne 66 Skagg, Judy 117 Skoff, Sue 117 Slater, Christine 66 Stone, Teresa 67 Storey, Mark 67 Stover, Lisa 90 Strauss, Doug 117 Strauss, Kimm 90 Strauss, Rus 67 Sturgeon, Marsha 117 Sulliva Sulliva n, Gina 67 n, Rus 90 Summers, Gene 67 Summers, Lesa 90 Sutko, Tamie 90 Sutton, Marcus 91 Sutton, Ronnie 91 Swafford, Jeannie 67 Taddicken, Lisa 91 Talley, Tony 91 Taylor, Benita 91 Taylor, Bernard 91 Taylor, Carla 68 Taylor, Charles 68 Taylor, Patti 91,130 Taylor, Randy 68 Taylor, Ron 117 Taylor, Sheila 91 Taylor, Traci 68 Teasley, Brent 68 Terry, Cynthia 117 Terry, John 117 Terry, Randy 117 Thelander, Jeff 117 Thomas, Mark 91 Thomas. Mark lf. 91 Thomas Thomas Thomas Thompf Thrailki Thyer, 4 Tiemeie Tindle, Titus, ll Toms, E Tosatto Touchsi Tripaldi Trussell Trussell Tucker, Turgeoi Turley, Turnha: Turnha' Tutt, Lt Tyner, Tyner, i Upchur Upchur Valenti Valenti Vandeu Vandev Vanhec Vansicl VanVle Vanvler Vaughr Vaughr Vermill Vest, T Vest, NA Vincen Vincen Vinyarr Vogt, I VonWa Wachte Waddel Wagest- Wagestr Wagons Wait, K Walker. Walker. Walker, Walker. Walters -- -TZ'T--t..'.,.,, - .., --,,-,--.f 1 , M,-,.-,-. . ,, C, 4-,.. - , .. ..., , ' ...P , . . .Q ,- ' ,- ' fy - A . - --'. --':-F--4- f5f f'2fF..:1' 1g,r,f 'Ngg.-:4E r'i .L,'2'fL i'L9 1 .Q3E2-g,g.sf,5,,-4i.','2T+5'.:E-5'4.- L,Q'f:.'.j::-11 -ft 1:'1'T.'.2f '.:ii.fr:fi fQ:.fEE f:-:fx 1 In . - . '.3. 9 Thomas, Mark W. 91 Thomas, Mathew 91 Thomas, Phillip 127 Thompson, Anita 118 Thrailkill, Pam 91 Thyer, Cheryl 118 Tiemeier, Kirsten 118 Tindle, Jeff 67,127,l44,145 Titus, Harland 118 Toms, Shimell 91 Tosatto, Beth 91 Touchstone, Richard 91 Tripaldi, John 91 Trussell, Janet 118,151 Trussell, Marcia 67 Tucker, Carrie 67 Turgeon, Bonita 91 Turley, Greg 67 Turnham, Rhonda 91 Turnham, Robyne 67 , Tutt, Lorenzo Gene 118,134,135 Tyner, Dana 67,156,157 Tyner, Jerri 67 Upchurch, David 91 Upchurch, Lania Valentine, Michelle Valentine, Richard 118 Vandeusen, Gina 91 Vandevyere, Barbara 184,185 Vanhecke, Debbie 118 Vansickle, Jan 118 VanV1eck, Jeff 118 Vanvleck, Mike 68 Vaughn, Christy 68 Vaughn, Pam 92 Vermillion, Pat 92 Vest, Theresa 118 Vest, Winston 68 Vincent, Estes Vincent, Vicki 118 Vinyard, Dyanne 118,187 Vogt, Denise 68 VonWaaden, Debra 143 Wachtel, Dianna 92 Waddell, Kim 118 Wagester, Janice 92 Wagester, Julie 92,156,157 Wagoner, Norma 68 Wait, Kelly 92 Walker, La Donna 133 Walker, Larry 68 Walker, Raydene 68 Walker, Yvonne 92 Walters, Julie 118 Ward, Ann 92 Ward, David 68 Ward, Kathy 118 Wardell, Billie Ann 68,152,153 Wardlow, Bruce 68 Wardlow, Eric 92 Wardlow, Janice 118 Watson, Cary 118 Warren, Todd Warren, Rick 68 Watkins, Glenn 92 Watson, Pam 92 Watskins, Taina 69 Weathers, Gwen 69 Weathers, Kenneth 92 Weese, Elaine 92 Weiss, Randi 118,168,169 West, Perry 69,127 West, Rick 69 West, Shery 93 West, Tina 93 West, Vernon 93 Westfall, Ed 93 Wheat, Larry 93 White, Devi 93 White, Donna 69 White, Glynna 69 White, Joe 69 White, Krista 93 White, Sjaron 93 Whitfield, Denise 160,161, Whitfield, Lisa 143 Whitlow, Gary 119 Whittington, Leah 119 Whorton, Georgiana 69 Whorton, Theresa 93 Wieberg, Gary 119 Wiedenmann, Dennis 69 Wiedenhann, Doug 119 Wilber, Becky 69 Wilbur, Pam 119 Wilbur, Shari 93 William, Betty 143 Williams Brad 93 Williams Byron 93,139 Williams Cheryl 93 Williams Debbie 119 Williams, Derek 93 Williams, Gary 69 Williams, Greg 119 Williams, LaDonna 93 Williams, Nancy 119 Wilmot, Teri 93,151 Wilson, Benita 69 162,163,164 Wilson, Barbara 93 Wilson, Cindy 93 Wilson, Dana 119 Wilson, Debbie 69 Wilson, Doug 119 Wilson, Dana 1,19 Wilson, Gail 93 Wilson, Neal 119 Winfield, James 93 Winfield, Phyllis 69 Winnie, 1-larriet 119 Wise, Eric 69,127 Wiseman, Debbie 119 Wohlner, Alison 69 Wolf, Earlene 119 Wolf, Joyce 69 Wolfe, Kathy 119 Wolters, Carol 69 Wood, Lori 119 Woodham, Marian 69 Woodruff, Debbie 69 Woods, Jeff 119 Woodson, Wanda 119 Worden, Dawn 69 Worden, John 93 Woska, John Woska, Vince 69 Wright, David 93 Wright, Pam 69 Wulff, Paul 119 Welch, Mary Wells, Diana 92 Wells, Pam 118 Wells, Shana 69 Wente, Jack 92 Wersching, Luara 69 , Connie 92,156,157 West West David 92 West, Kelly 92 West, Kristina 93 West, Lester West, Nancy 69 Yates, Becky 119 Yates, Cindy 69 Young, Alpha Young, Diana Young Kim 119 Young, Preston 93 Young Rua Zakewsju, Chris 119 Ziegler, Tim 119 Zirkel, Terri 93 Zey, Phyllis Diane Zugenbuhler, Eric 129 Senior lndcx 237 gf ? -Q ...,,- .cum-gr f A ff....q. . - ., , vt-.Y -., - . , . , ., t 1 . 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